Core FTP

I have had our Core FTP server running for quite a while now just fine. This morning I was unable to connect to it to send some files and when I logged on to the server that has it running and opened the Core FTP server it told me it was not licensed. I clicked the License button and pointed it to m...

I have Core FTP Server set up and need to have both FTP and SFTP available on it. I currently just have one domain set up as FTP on port 21 and have the SSH/SFTP box checked and the SSH port set to 22. Am I correct in thinking I should be able to connect either by FTP or SFTP simply by specifying th...

I just migrated our Core FTP server to a SBS 2011 Express machine. I have an FTP and an SFTP server set up, the SFTP works fine, but I cannot log on to the FTP server. It will connect but not log on. The log shows: [20140612 09:31:45] [192.168.0.1] connected [20140612 09:31:45] [alliantenergy%0032fb...

Of course! That makes sense, can't believe I didn't think of it...thanks for your help!!

Hi, I do not want to require all users to use key authentication, only specified ones. I have one set up with the public key specified and can connect fine from the client that generated that key, however I can also connect from a completely different computer that does not have the key. I had thoug...

Thanks, CP! You were right, it was a security issue. I tried disabling the firewall for a second and it worked fine. Now I just need to figure out the range of ports the Konica is using and tell my firewall to allow them.
Thanks again,
Brian

Hi, We have a Konica Bizhub 7272 which has a "Scan to FTP" function and I'm trying to get it to work with a Core FTP server. It seems to connect and log on okay but the transfer fails, here's the log: [#1] [20091021 10:24:17] [192.168.0.12] connected [#1] [20091021 10:24:17] [qfgemp] user ...

Okay, we're narrowing down the problem. We've determined that he is using the NLST command, along with an argument specifying the directory that he wants to list the files of. However, the server is returning a list of the files in the current working directory, rather than the directory he specifie...

Thanks! I passed that on to my client along with a printout of our log, hopefully that'll help him out. You mention that it should be easy to map "ls", can you give me a pointer as to how I would do that, should it become necessary? (and just out of curiosity!)

Hi, I have a client who regularly connects to our Core FTP server and is setting up a batch script to use on it as well as 30+ other FTP servers he connects to. He wants to use the ls command in his script, and says that it works fine on every other server but on ours it would not take any arguments...

That is the way I have that rule set up, one of our offices has a static IP address, but the first grouping is alway 70 and the second always starts with 10 and then one varying digit (101,102,103, etc.). I hesitated about doing 70.*.*.*, since that would let in a lot wider range of addresses. I wil...

He's not really logging on successfully, is he? I guess I assumed from the log that he connected and then sent a user name successfully, but then since there is no user name "Administrator", was disconnected.

Thanks for looking into this for me,
Brian

Here's the whole entry (repeated about a thousand times every day): [#1] [20070424 01:00:35] [72.3.249.100] connected [#1] [20070424 01:00:35] [Administrator] USER Administrator success [#1] [20070424 01:00:35] [Administrator] USER Administrator success [#1] [20070424 01:00:35] [Administrator] disco...

I'm on build 185 and still having problems with the access rules. Here's what I have set up: Allow 69.210.*.* Allow 198.7.*.* Allow 12.164.*.* Allow 69.11.*.* Allow 70.10*.*.* Deny *.*.*.* This morning in my FTP log I had numerous logon attempts like this: [#1] [20070420 07:13:30] [202.105.176.20] c...

Hi, I can't seem to get my access rules working right. I would like to deny access to everybody except a handful of locations. I have my first rules set to deny *.*.*.*, and then subsequent rules set to allow various sites, such as 123.456.*.* and 234.45*.*.*, however I can still log on from another...

Well, I WAS specifying a full path, but your post got me to playing around with it and I discovered that you need to stop the server, exit out of the program and restart it in order to have a change in log directories take affect. Thanks for your help, got any ideas about my other questions?

I've noticed that when I select the "Log to file" option, it allows me to create a log file wherever I want....however, doing so also creates a log file for each FTP user in their home directory that logs that user's activity. Since some of my FTP users have delete permissions, they would ...