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My company have clients that transmit data to us by FTP.
For the vast majority there is no problem, but in some cases the data is not
transmitted. We have tracked this down to the fact that these clients use
ADSL and a router.
We have tested the system using XP Remote Desktop and the FTP starts then
eventually times-out. Our server shows the file but with zero bytes received.
There are two other points. A small file can be FTPed without a problem. A
larger file of 5MB will not transmit. When we disable the XP Firewall the 5MB
will be transferred immediately.
As this does not happen with all clients with routers, we can only assume
that there is some setting within XP or the XP Firewall that is causing the
problem.
I have tried setting ‘Use Passive……’ off and opened Port 20 in the Firewall,
but it still will not transfer.
Have there been any XP updates to resolve this issue?
The FTP is run from within a Visual Basic program. The OS is XP Pro SP2.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
For the vast majority there is no problem, but in some cases the data is not
transmitted. We have tracked this down to the fact that these clients use
ADSL and a router.
We have tested the system using XP Remote Desktop and the FTP starts then
eventually times-out. Our server shows the file but with zero bytes received.
There are two other points. A small file can be FTPed without a problem. A
larger file of 5MB will not transmit. When we disable the XP Firewall the 5MB
will be transferred immediately.
As this does not happen with all clients with routers, we can only assume
that there is some setting within XP or the XP Firewall that is causing the
problem.
I have tried setting ‘Use Passive……’ off and opened Port 20 in the Firewall,
but it still will not transfer.
Have there been any XP updates to resolve this issue?
The FTP is run from within a Visual Basic program. The OS is XP Pro SP2.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.