Cannot connect to ssl ftp sites with win 7

[Soundgarden]

Hola!

First I am using:

FlashFXP version:
4.0.0 (build 1513) registered

Windows:
Windows 7 x64 (6.1.7600)

Connecting via DSL over a Hardware Router
Using G Data Security Suite with Firewall and Antivir


I have no problem to connect to sites via anonymous login, port 21, works fine
But when I want to connect to a site with Auth SSL it just shows
[R] Connecting to site -> IP=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx PORT=xxx
[R] Connected to site
[R] Connection failed (Connection lost)

I turned off the Firewall and the Antivir to check if it works...same result.
I run FlashFxp as a Admin.

Then I tested it on my old computer with WinXp SP3, same preferences -> and it works.
So the problem seems to be with Win 7 x64 only; maybe Win 7 x64 IS the problem

Any suggestions maybe?

Thanx!

[MxxCon]

are you using the same ip address and port on both computers?

[Soundgarden]

Yes, same ip address and port on both computers.

I am using the same options and preferences in FlashFxp on both computers.

As I can connect in normal ftp mode to sites in Win 7 x64, it maybe is related to the ssl-setup?

I tried really everything, disabled/deactivated Windows Defender, Windows Firewall, GData Firewall, GData Antivir...reinstalled FlashFxp; but ssl-connections are not working.

Update 12.27 - uninstalled the whole GData Security Suite; did not help.

So maybe it is because I am using a OEM version of Windows 7 Home Premium? Do I need Prof or Ultimate version (for whatever reason...); or is it the x64 architecture? or just that one little option that is not set right...

[Soundgarden]

Well is anyone running FlashFxp with a Windows 7 x 64 version and can connect to ssl sites? Just to know that it CAN work

[bigstar]

Yes it does work

[Soundgarden]

Ok thanx

Then I must go and find the error within my system.

[Soundgarden]

Actually I guess it is a problem with the 'ident'...

Well well Happy New Year all!

[Soundgarden]

Well well problem solved (to a big part).
In the NAT-options in my Router the local IP of my WinXP-Computer was fixed as the NAT-Server (enabled).
When I changed this local IP to the one of my Win7-Computer it worked fine.

I wonder if I can use both Computers with SSL-/Port 113 Connections if I disable the NAT-Server and open Port 113 in the Router (NAT-Options)?

[Linkster]

if your router has a port triggering option, this can be helpful for multiple computers. I'd look into that.

[Soundgarden]

i guess it has no port triggering option available but i will check back with the manufacturer of the router.

thanx for the hint!

[Soundgarden]

Finally, i could set a port rule for port 113 for both local ip's (winxp computer, win7 computer) and disable the NAT-Server in the router. Now it works for both computers.
I just wonder if this is a secure solution

Thank you for all the help.

Cheers