Nod32 Ftp issues

I have just rolled out NOD32 into a corporate environment and have come across a problem where NOD32 will not allow an ftp program to transfer files. They can list and download but not upload. The program is the builtin FTP for TTWIN called ttftp.exe.

I have tried to exclude the directory structure from AMON but it still fails to transfer the file. If I uninstall NOD32 it works fine.

I cannot see any information under IMON for ftp..

Any help would be appreciated......

Cheers

 

Try going to IMON --> Miscellaneous --> Exclusion --> Edit and add an exclusion for the C:\Program Files\Turbosoft\TTWin3\Bin32\ttftp.exe executable.

As for why this is happening, I am not sure. Perhaps it has something to do with an active mode/passive mode transfer issue, and IMON is interfering with this somehow. Since I have not used this software, that is just a guess.

 

Does Imon even monitor FTP?

I can see a port reference for it anywhere....

Edit: Something else I found to be interesting is that the program works perfectly under Windows XP just not under Windows 2000.

Cheers

 

No, it does not monitor FTP. I was thinking that it could be interfering unintentionally, though.

Interesting about the WinXP vs. Win2k. I may have to download a demo copy of the program to check for myself.

 

Hi, reflux. I downloaded a demo copy of TTWin3 and installed it on my Windows 2000 computer. Sure enough, I ran into the same exact problem you described. However, by adding the following two IMON exclusions...

C:\Program Files\Turbosoft\TTWin3\Bin32\ttftp.exe
C:\Program Files\Turbosoft\TTWin3\Bin32\ttwin3.exe

...I was able to upload files without any problems! Give it a try and see how it goes for you.

By the way, by excluding those two files, it is not like you are opening yourself up all that much. As you have stated, IMON does not check FTP traffic, nor does it check TELNET, for that matter. Unless you are the type of person who normally telnets into his POP3 server to retrieve e-mail manually, none of the traffic normally produced by these two programs would have been scanned by IMON, anyway.

 

Cheers

I will give it a go.

Update: Thanks for that, solved my problem.

Cheers