Re: [expert] ipmasq question (dont you get sick of these?)

[John Aldrich]

On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, you wrote:
 ok...i am running ipmasq, and i have it set up and working like i want it.
 tonight i had a special situation arise that was out of my control, and i
 need to know how to resolve it ASAP.
 
 i need to connect to an ftp site that is running on a nonstandard port, port
 1999
 
 any clues as to how i can get onto the site and get farther than issuing the
 port command?
 
 it works fine (ftp port command) on sites that run on the standard port (21)
 

I know that NCFTP will allow you to specify the port number
you wish to connect to. Other than that, I don't know what
else to tell you.
John

[expert] ipmasq question (dont you get sick of these?)

[fluid]

ok...i am running ipmasq, and i have it set up and working like i want it.
tonight i had a special situation arise that was out of my control, and i
need to know how to resolve it ASAP.

i need to connect to an ftp site that is running on a nonstandard port, port
1999

any clues as to how i can get onto the site and get farther than issuing the
port command?

it works fine (ftp port command) on sites that run on the standard port (21)

thanks much

tony

Re: [expert] ipmasq question (dont you get sick of these?)

[Civileme]

fluid wrote:
 
 ok...i am running ipmasq, and i have it set up and working like i want it.
 tonight i had a special situation arise that was out of my control, and i
 need to know how to resolve it ASAP.
 
 i need to connect to an ftp site that is running on a nonstandard port, port
 1999
 
 any clues as to how i can get onto the site and get farther than issuing the
 port command?
 
 it works fine (ftp port command) on sites that run on the standard port (21)
 
 thanks much
 
 tony


Perhaps you are making this a bit too complicated.  Use a GUI ftp
client and tell it to run in passive mode.  Give it the url and
tell it port 1999.  

IF that doesn't work, email me privately because I am interested
in this situation.


Civileme
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Re: [expert] ipmasq question (dont you get sick of these?)

[James Sparenberg]

try this
   From the command line ftp xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 1999  Where xxx etc is the ip 
number or domain name of the site you are trying to get into.

At 07:27 PM 6/19/00, you wrote:
ok...i am running ipmasq, and i have it set up and working like i want it.
tonight i had a special situation arise that was out of my control, and i
need to know how to resolve it ASAP.

i need to connect to an ftp site that is running on a nonstandard port, port
1999

any clues as to how i can get onto the site and get farther than issuing the
port command?

it works fine (ftp port command) on sites that run on the standard port (21)

thanks much

tony