> > De: "David S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2003/08/27 mer. PM 08:46:21 EDT > �: Thomas Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: IPFilter List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: FTP > > > > > I have a system that I sorta need to offer FTP on (don't want to, but a > > client's firewall admins allow FTP but not SSH connections). Right now, when > > you connect from an external host, to the firewalled FTP server, things > > attempt to set up the FTP data channel to the private/real IP address of the > > FTP server. Is there some way I can get IPFilter to make it so it attempts > > to set up the FTP data channel on the external/NATed address of the FTP > > server? > > That's a feature, or not, of your FTP server. Check the Sun > documentation. If Sun's FTP server can't do it, 'pure-ftpd' or > 'vsftpd' (I believe) can. > > David S. > > > > > Solaris 9 SPARC > > ipfilter 3.4.29 > > Sun FTP daemon > > > > -tom
Hi Tom, You are using Solaris 9, Wu-ftpd is now the default ftp server in SOlaris. Check man ftpaccess, you'll these two params: daemonaddress and passive address Simon. > > > Simon-Bernard Drolet, Specialiste X inc., 514-247-6741. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Certified Sun Technical Instructor (SA-118,SA-238,SA-288,SA-389,SA-400) Sun Certified System, Network and Security Administrator for Solaris
