Why would you need to open ports used for FTP serving when you're a client?[MoM] Gort said:Make sure both ports 20 and 21 are open on your firewall.
D'oh! Read the post wrong.Kurayami said:Why would you need to open ports used for FTP serving when you're a client?
invar said:yes, try passive with and without. if neither of those help, then the ports are being blocked and one of you needs to open the appropriate ones. 21 and 22 and gort said.
edit: wait, sorry. THEY need to open up 22.
edit2: ARGGGHH sorry, i'm confusing myself. they need to open port 20.
Good info here: http://slacksite.com/other/ftp.htmlHypn0tik said:No not behind a firewall
Tried both passive and not. When I take off passive mode I get a different error. Instead of it saying "failed to establish data socket" it says...
150 Opening data connection for directory list.
425 Cannot open data connection (10061).
[MoM] Gort said:ICF = internet connection firewall. Shows up under TCP/IP Properties -> Advanced. It may be blocking the inbound command port.
When you say they are using port 29999, is that their data port?