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      cubsfan
      last edited by

      I'm trying to ftp from a host on one of my OPT interfaces to a host on the LAN interface.  Using active mode I can't get a data connection.  My logs show blocks from the source host on OPT to port 20 on my FTP server with a protocol listed of TCP:SA.  Rules allow full access between hosts.  The block reason is

      The rule that triggered this action is:

      @1 scrub in on em0 all fragment reassemble
      @1 block drop in log all label "Default deny rule"

      I've tried disabling the ftp proxy under system tunables, but it didn't make a difference.  Not sure if it really has any impact between interfaces?  I also tried setting my optimization setting down to conservative.

      Running the 2.0 release build from September 2011.

      thanks

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        marcelloc
        last edited by

        If you are not using ftp proxy, you need a rule to allow traffic com ftp server source prot 20 to client ip any port.

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          cubsfan
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          @marcelloc:

          If you are not using ftp proxy, you need a rule to allow traffic com ftp server source prot 20 to client ip any port.

          I have a rule allowing unrestricted access from the server to the client to and from any port

          TCP <server ip="">* <opt subnet="">* * none   allow fs1 to imaging </opt></server>

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