"Golard" wrote:
> Thank you for your informations.
>
> I have already try to use "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to open
> 20 & 21, but it doesn't change anything.
> I use already "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to allow ICMPv4 echo
> request to allow ping in and outbound, and it works.
> I use also already "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to allow my
> apllication to communicate in and outbound.
>
> I think ports 20 & 21 are now open BUT it's maybe not the source of my
> problem...
> Let me mention again that I've got a FTP timedout connexion when vista
> firewall is active, and that it works when it's deactivate.
>
> To answer your questions, my application use FTP to transfert
> files between the PC and electronic devices (which are linux pcs also
> developped in my company) on a LOCAL network (most of the time dedicated
> our system). So, nothing to do with internet connexion via a host
>
> My application use a COM object to do FTP (FTPX from "Mabry software"
> unfortunately is not support anymore) and I find in the documentation
> it "does not support SSL" (Secure Socket Layers). But I don't know what
> it mean... Do you think it can have something to do with my timedout
> through the vista firewall ???
>
I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP solution
works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
with the Vista FW up.
I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and 21
that way to see if things work.
If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
FTP COM object.
"Golard" wrote:
> Thank you for your informations.
>
> I have already try to use "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to open
> 20 & 21, but it doesn't change anything.
> I use already "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to allow ICMPv4 echo
> request to allow ping in and outbound, and it works.
> I use also already "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to allow my
> apllication to communicate in and outbound.
>
> I think ports 20 & 21 are now open BUT it's maybe not the source of my
> problem...
> Let me mention again that I've got a FTP timedout connexion when vista
> firewall is active, and that it works when it's deactivate.
>
> To answer your questions, my application use FTP to transfert
> files between the PC and electronic devices (which are linux pcs also
> developped in my company) on a LOCAL network (most of the time dedicated
> our system). So, nothing to do with internet connexion via a host
>
> My application use a COM object to do FTP (FTPX from "Mabry software"
> unfortunately is not support anymore) and I find in the documentation
> it "does not support SSL" (Secure Socket Layers). But I don't know what
> it mean... Do you think it can have something to do with my timedout
> through the vista firewall ???
>
I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP solution
works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
with the Vista FW up.
I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and 21
that way to see if things work.
If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
FTP COM object.
"Golard" wrote:
> Thank you for your informations.
>
> I have already try to use "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to open
> 20 & 21, but it doesn't change anything.
> I use already "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to allow ICMPv4 echo
> request to allow ping in and outbound, and it works.
> I use also already "netsh advfirewall firewall add ..." to allow my
> apllication to communicate in and outbound.
>
> I think ports 20 & 21 are now open BUT it's maybe not the source of my
> problem...
> Let me mention again that I've got a FTP timedout connexion when vista
> firewall is active, and that it works when it's deactivate.
>
> To answer your questions, my application use FTP to transfert
> files between the PC and electronic devices (which are linux pcs also
> developped in my company) on a LOCAL network (most of the time dedicated
> our system). So, nothing to do with internet connexion via a host
>
> My application use a COM object to do FTP (FTPX from "Mabry software"
> unfortunately is not support anymore) and I find in the documentation
> it "does not support SSL" (Secure Socket Layers). But I don't know what
> it mean... Do you think it can have something to do with my timedout
> through the vista firewall ???
>
I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP solution
works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
with the Vista FW up.
I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and 21
that way to see if things work.
If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
FTP COM object.
> J'ai essayé d'ajouter des règles entrantes et sortantes dans windows
defender pour ouvrir les ports 20 & 21, mais ça ne change rien...
> J'ai essayé d'ajouter des règles entrantes et sortantes dans windows
defender pour ouvrir les ports 20 & 21, mais ça ne change rien...
> J'ai essayé d'ajouter des règles entrantes et sortantes dans windows
defender pour ouvrir les ports 20 & 21, mais ça ne change rien...
> J'ai essayé d'ajouter des règles entrantes et sortantes dans windows
> defender pour ouvrir les ports 20 & 21, mais ça ne change rien...
Ici (clients et serveur ftp) TCP 21 Entrant et TCP 20 Sortant
fonctionnent...
peut-être configurer le mode passif sur le client?
@Bientôt
--
Olivier C
> J'ai essayé d'ajouter des règles entrantes et sortantes dans windows
> defender pour ouvrir les ports 20 & 21, mais ça ne change rien...
Ici (clients et serveur ftp) TCP 21 Entrant et TCP 20 Sortant
fonctionnent...
peut-être configurer le mode passif sur le client?
@Bientôt
--
Olivier C
> J'ai essayé d'ajouter des règles entrantes et sortantes dans windows
> defender pour ouvrir les ports 20 & 21, mais ça ne change rien...
Ici (clients et serveur ftp) TCP 21 Entrant et TCP 20 Sortant
fonctionnent...
peut-être configurer le mode passif sur le client?
@Bientôt
--
Olivier C
Mon client est bien en mode passif.
J'ai autorisé les ports 20 & 21 entrant et sortant.
FTP commands are working in a command console
Etes-vous sous Vista ?
Y aurait-il un service à activer ?
Connaissez-vous le service "ftpsvc" que je ne trouve pas sous Vista ?
FTPX from "Mabry software"
SSL:
Mon client est bien en mode passif.
J'ai autorisé les ports 20 & 21 entrant et sortant.
FTP commands are working in a command console
Etes-vous sous Vista ?
Y aurait-il un service à activer ?
Connaissez-vous le service "ftpsvc" que je ne trouve pas sous Vista ?
FTPX from "Mabry software"
SSL:
Mon client est bien en mode passif.
J'ai autorisé les ports 20 & 21 entrant et sortant.
FTP commands are working in a command console
Etes-vous sous Vista ?
Y aurait-il un service à activer ?
Connaissez-vous le service "ftpsvc" que je ne trouve pas sous Vista ?
FTPX from "Mabry software"
SSL:
Bonsoir Laurent,
> Mon client est bien en mode passif.
Ok,
> J'ai autorisé les ports 20 & 21 entrant et sortant.
TCP ?
> FTP commands are working in a command console
C'est donc que le firewall est bien configuré pour un client FTP
> Etes-vous sous Vista ?
Oui, Home Premium
> Y aurait-il un service à activer ?
Si le programme est un serveur FTP, il y a des chances que oui.
> Connaissez-vous le service "ftpsvc" que je ne trouve pas sous Vista ?
Non, mon serveur n'utilise pas ce service...
> * With Windows Defender active,
Windows Defender ?
Vérifier l'autorisation du programme, de l'OCX ?
> FTPX from "Mabry software"
http://www.juniper.net/security/auto/vulnerabilities/vuln8040.html
> SSL:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security
@Bientôt
--
Olivier C
Bonsoir Laurent,
> Mon client est bien en mode passif.
Ok,
> J'ai autorisé les ports 20 & 21 entrant et sortant.
TCP ?
> FTP commands are working in a command console
C'est donc que le firewall est bien configuré pour un client FTP
> Etes-vous sous Vista ?
Oui, Home Premium
> Y aurait-il un service à activer ?
Si le programme est un serveur FTP, il y a des chances que oui.
> Connaissez-vous le service "ftpsvc" que je ne trouve pas sous Vista ?
Non, mon serveur n'utilise pas ce service...
> * With Windows Defender active,
Windows Defender ?
Vérifier l'autorisation du programme, de l'OCX ?
> FTPX from "Mabry software"
http://www.juniper.net/security/auto/vulnerabilities/vuln8040.html
> SSL:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security
@Bientôt
--
Olivier C
Bonsoir Laurent,
> Mon client est bien en mode passif.
Ok,
> J'ai autorisé les ports 20 & 21 entrant et sortant.
TCP ?
> FTP commands are working in a command console
C'est donc que le firewall est bien configuré pour un client FTP
> Etes-vous sous Vista ?
Oui, Home Premium
> Y aurait-il un service à activer ?
Si le programme est un serveur FTP, il y a des chances que oui.
> Connaissez-vous le service "ftpsvc" que je ne trouve pas sous Vista ?
Non, mon serveur n'utilise pas ce service...
> * With Windows Defender active,
Windows Defender ?
Vérifier l'autorisation du programme, de l'OCX ?
> FTPX from "Mabry software"
http://www.juniper.net/security/auto/vulnerabilities/vuln8040.html
> SSL:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security
@Bientôt
--
Olivier C
> "Ollis" a écrit dans le message de news:
> I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP
> works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
work
> with the Vista FW up.
>
> I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
>
> If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
test
> that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
party
> FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and
> that way to see if things work.
>
> If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
your
> FTP COM object.
>
>
> "Ollis" <No@No.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
2110256E-8A5B-4651-A8A1-586116BF844F@microsoft.com...
> I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP
> works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
work
> with the Vista FW up.
>
> I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
>
> If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
test
> that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
party
> FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and
> that way to see if things work.
>
> If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
your
> FTP COM object.
>
>
> "Ollis" a écrit dans le message de news:
> I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP
> works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
work
> with the Vista FW up.
>
> I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
>
> If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
test
> that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
party
> FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and
> that way to see if things work.
>
> If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
your
> FTP COM object.
>
>
> "Ollis" a écrit dans le message de news:
>
> > I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP
solution
> > works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
> work
> > with the Vista FW up.
> >
> > I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
> >
> > If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
> test
> > that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
> party
> > FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and
21
> > that way to see if things work.
> >
> > If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
> your
> > FTP COM object.
> >
> >
Hi,
Here is the results of test I made with 3rd party FTP application.
In all tests, I test FTP client which connect with login and password to the
same FTP server on the same local machine in my network.
FileZilla with Vista firewall disable ----------Connect Send and Get ok
My Application with Vista firewall disable ----------Connect Send and Get ok
FileZilla with Vista firewall enable + rules ----------Connect Send and Get
ok
My Application with Vista firewall enable + rules ----------Systematic
connect timeout
An important indication is that, in case of multi command list, I've got
connect timeout only on the first command (I try to connect on each command
if I'm not already connected).
So maybe my FTP client is not really block as I thought, but slow down on
the first connect try.
Can you help me about this "Systematic connect timeout" ?
Why does it not append when firewall is disable ?
In advance thank you,
> "Ollis" <No@No.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
> 2110256E-8A5B-4651-A8A1-586116BF844F@microsoft.com...
> > I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP
solution
> > works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
> work
> > with the Vista FW up.
> >
> > I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
> >
> > If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
> test
> > that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
> party
> > FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and
21
> > that way to see if things work.
> >
> > If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
> your
> > FTP COM object.
> >
> >
Hi,
Here is the results of test I made with 3rd party FTP application.
In all tests, I test FTP client which connect with login and password to the
same FTP server on the same local machine in my network.
FileZilla with Vista firewall disable ----------Connect Send and Get ok
My Application with Vista firewall disable ----------Connect Send and Get ok
FileZilla with Vista firewall enable + rules ----------Connect Send and Get
ok
My Application with Vista firewall enable + rules ----------Systematic
connect timeout
An important indication is that, in case of multi command list, I've got
connect timeout only on the first command (I try to connect on each command
if I'm not already connected).
So maybe my FTP client is not really block as I thought, but slow down on
the first connect try.
Can you help me about this "Systematic connect timeout" ?
Why does it not append when firewall is disable ?
In advance thank you,
> "Ollis" a écrit dans le message de news:
>
> > I don't know what to tell you. On one hand, you say that this FTP
solution
> > works with the Vista FW down. On the other hand you say that it doesn't
> work
> > with the Vista FW up.
> >
> > I would say that the issue may be at the FW, still.
> >
> > If the host machine has IIS7 and you can enable the FTP server, I would
> test
> > that you can make contact with FTP that way, or you could install a 3rd
> party
> > FTP server like Filezilla for Vista and check-out the FTP ports 20 and
21
> > that way to see if things work.
> >
> > If that works, then I guess it's back to this program you have hosting
> your
> > FTP COM object.
> >
> >
Hi,
Here is the results of test I made with 3rd party FTP application.
In all tests, I test FTP client which connect with login and password to the
same FTP server on the same local machine in my network.
FileZilla with Vista firewall disable ----------Connect Send and Get ok
My Application with Vista firewall disable ----------Connect Send and Get ok
FileZilla with Vista firewall enable + rules ----------Connect Send and Get
ok
My Application with Vista firewall enable + rules ----------Systematic
connect timeout
An important indication is that, in case of multi command list, I've got
connect timeout only on the first command (I try to connect on each command
if I'm not already connected).
So maybe my FTP client is not really block as I thought, but slow down on
the first connect try.
Can you help me about this "Systematic connect timeout" ?
Why does it not append when firewall is disable ?
In advance thank you,
http://ask.metafilter.com/93060/Vista-FTP-connection-delay
Maybe, you should do a Google search for more infromation above and a
possible solution.
Have you tried looking for a 3rd party FTP DLL that works on Vista with
Vista firewall enabled?
http://ask.metafilter.com/93060/Vista-FTP-connection-delay
Maybe, you should do a Google search for more infromation above and a
possible solution.
Have you tried looking for a 3rd party FTP DLL that works on Vista with
Vista firewall enabled?
http://ask.metafilter.com/93060/Vista-FTP-connection-delay
Maybe, you should do a Google search for more infromation above and a
possible solution.
Have you tried looking for a 3rd party FTP DLL that works on Vista with
Vista firewall enabled?