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Firewalling Issue

Firewalling Issue

2002-08-30       - By Thom Paine

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I host the internet access for a network at the local Ford dealer. Ford
has a machine on the LAN that they need internet access to. I was happy
to open up the ports in the firewall for forwarding for their terminal
services and stuff. Now they say they can 't get out to an FTP site. The
machine always gives a port 500 error or something like that. Is there
something on the server I need to do to enable the ftp client to work
properly? It would seem to me it 's an active / passive issue and the
linux server isn 't allowing the packets to cross.

Thanks.
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-=/ >Thom
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