On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 08:15:05AM -0500, Joel Ivey wrote:
> Peter, thanks for the response. Our firewall is by Symantec. According to
> the firewall folks, they cannot set up a separate set of rules to allow ftps
> traffic through 21/20 from certain ip addresses.It's either all or
> nothing
Peter, thanks for the response. Our firewall is by Symantec. According to
the firewall folks, they cannot set up a separate set of rules to allow ftps
traffic through 21/20 from certain ip addresses.It's either all or
nothing. If they allow ftps traffic through, they won't be able to do de
Joel,
I would suspect that the issue you're running into is that your firewall is
doing "stateful inspection". The problem is not that the firewall doesn't
recognize AUTH TLS, but that it's having a problem during the TLS negotiation.
It is something that we ran into when first starting wit
Our network uses an application layer firewall for deep packet inspection.
When we attempt to connect to an external ftps server on port 21, the
firewall blocks it because it does not recognize the traffic to be ftp
traffic. The AUTH TLS command is evidently not yet an accepted extension
for the
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