Look for LNS's rules! EMERGENT!

[myownsky]

Is there anybody who know how to make rules for the application "32bit FTP" with LNS on the OS of Windows server 2003 sp1?

EMERGENT!

BEST REGARDS FOR YOU!

[farmerlee]

I'm not too sure but you could try a standard ftp ruleset (if there is one), surely they all do the same thing right?

[myownsky]

-{ Quote: "I'm not too sure but you could try a standard ftp ruleset (if there is one), surely they all do the same thing right?" }-

Thank you very much.

when I have added both the FTP server.rie and FTP client.rie that were downloaded from the looknstop site, the "32bit FTP" couldn't still go through the LNS.

then I try to remove all rules from label ---"internet filtering"--of the LNS, it is so surprised to me that the "32bit FTP" still could not connect to Internet!

Finally, I had to quit LNS, and the "32bit FTP" could connect to the Internet at this moment.!

Things is going so strange. Is there anybody who could help me ?

BEST REGARDS FOR YOU!

[Frederic]

Did you try to configure and use the passive mode (PASV) ?
This solves FTP issues very often.

Frederic

[myownsky]

-{ Quote: "Did you try to configure and use the passive mode (PASV) ?
This solves FTP issues very often.

Frederic" }-

Dear Frederic,

Maybe you are right, because some words such as " PASV " etc. are showing on the screen when i was logoning some FTP site by using the
"32bit FTP".

but there is another problem that I don't know how to configue and use the passive mode (PASV), it is most acknowledgeable if you could tell me how to do that.

BEST REGUARDS FOR YOU.

[Climenole]

Hi myownsky :)

1- Check in the application filter to be sure that "32bit FTP" is listed there.
(With no restrictions : everythings in green...)

2- In the internet filter use the Enhanced rule set provided with LNS
There is no special rule to create for Ftp in passive mode.

3- In the parameters of your application set the connexions to the passive mode (PASV) ...

Try one of these ftp servers to be sure that everythings is "OK":

ftp.mozilla.org
ftp.research.microsoft.com
ftp.gnu.org
ftp.demon.co.uk

FAQ 32bit FTP:
http://download1.electrasoft.com/faq/faqftp.htm

You can also try Filezilla... (Free...)
http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/
;)



Hope this help.
:)