certificate so the client trusts the host.
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What does Filezilla show in the status log? Did Filezilla get a response from
AUTH TLS-P? It is between AUTH TLS-P and the response that the SSL/TLS
negotiation occurs. If Filezilla is not sending AUTH TLS-P, then it may be
configured for implicit TLS rather than Explicit.
Steve Bireley
Hmm. That is interesting. That would seem to preclude any firewall problems
unless the FTP protocol is being filtered by source IP address.
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outbound from your
side or inbound to the AIX box? Inbound to the AIX box is unlikely since ping
worked.
Port 21 is typically blocked by default and is a favorite of security people to
disable.
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being transferred
should use more CPU than one large file being transferred. I am not sure if
SSLServ supports session caching (reuse of the session keys) to lessen the CPU
impact of the key exchange, or if the FTP clients can even support it. I will
check the RFC for that.
Steve Bireley
Vice
with FIPS enabled, so it should be readily
apparent.
Here is the home page for the NIST Cryptographic Module Validation Program. You
can find information about certified cryptographic modules.
http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/STM/cmvp/index.html
Steve Bireley
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