Smirnoff
10-26-2009, 09:45 AM
Hello,
About SSL fxp, I would like to have fixed port so I only have to open these "known" ports on the firewall.
in ioftpd.ini I've the default set to (and i'm fine with it):
Ports = 5421-5450
But when a transfer start it is blocked at firewall level as it comes on port 6000 to 6100
I went for the easy solution and open up these ports ...
Only for the next test to send on port +50000 :(
Clients get:
[R] 425 Can't open data connection.
Here are the settings for the Certificate:
#
Require_Encrypted_Auth = !-ioFTPD !*
Require_Encrypted_Data = !-ioFTPD !S *
Certificate_Name = *****SSL
Explicit_Encryption = True
Encryption_Protocol = SSL3
Min_Cipher_Strength = 128
Max_Cipher_Strength = 256
# IDNT command handler
Get_External_Ident = True
Am I mistaken for the way it works ?
How can I achieve this properly ?
(What is the purpose if the IDNT comand handler ?)
Thanks for your feedback
Smirnoff
About SSL fxp, I would like to have fixed port so I only have to open these "known" ports on the firewall.
in ioftpd.ini I've the default set to (and i'm fine with it):
Ports = 5421-5450
But when a transfer start it is blocked at firewall level as it comes on port 6000 to 6100
I went for the easy solution and open up these ports ...
Only for the next test to send on port +50000 :(
Clients get:
[R] 425 Can't open data connection.
Here are the settings for the Certificate:
#
Require_Encrypted_Auth = !-ioFTPD !*
Require_Encrypted_Data = !-ioFTPD !S *
Certificate_Name = *****SSL
Explicit_Encryption = True
Encryption_Protocol = SSL3
Min_Cipher_Strength = 128
Max_Cipher_Strength = 256
# IDNT command handler
Get_External_Ident = True
Am I mistaken for the way it works ?
How can I achieve this properly ?
(What is the purpose if the IDNT comand handler ?)
Thanks for your feedback
Smirnoff