I'm running Filezilla Server 0.9.45 beta to manage my server remotely.After setting it up, I tested connecting to it using the IP 127.0.0.1, and it worked successfully. However, to connect to the server remotely, I port forwarded to port 21, and tried to connect using my computer's IP. Status: Connecting to My IP:21.Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message.Response: 220 Powered By FileZilla Server version 0.9.45 betaCommand: USER hussain khalilResponse: 331 Password required for userCommand: PASS.Response: 230 Logged onStatus: ConnectedStatus: Retrieving directory listing.Command: CWD /Response: 250 CWD successful.
'/' is current directory.Command: PWDResponse: 257 '/' is current directory.Command: TYPE IResponse: 200 Type set to ICommand: PORT 192,168,0,13,205,63Response: 200 Port command successfulCommand: MLSDResponse: 150 Opening data channel for directory listing of '/'Response: 425 Can't open data connection for transfer of '/'Error: Failed to retrieve directory listingThis continues to work locally, but not when connecting remotely. How can I fix this? When you send the port command to your server, you are asking the server to connect to you (on the remote network). If the remote network also has a NAT router, and you have not port-forwarded the port you are sending with your PORT command, the server will not be able reach you.The most common solution would be to send the PASV command to the server instead of the PORT command. The PASV command will ask the server to create a listening socket and accept a connection from the remote machine to establish the data connection.For the PASV command to work, you will also need to port-forward a range of ports for the passive data connections.
In version 7.5+ the passive mode option can be found by clicking once on your site profile within the 'connect to remote host' window, then click 'edit' to the right. Set the value for pasvminport, e.g. Set the value for pasvmaxport to 7100. Restart the vsftpd service. If you've configured port forwarding in the routers setup, make sure, that ports 7000-7100 are forwarded to your ftp servers local ip address. So, your PORT failure is expected. The way PORT works (the 'active FTP' mode) is by having the client send its own address to the server – the server connects back to you for data transfer. According to the logs, your client computer is behind a NAT and has a 'private' IP address. That's the only address it knows, so that's what it sends with the PORT command.
The passive connection ports (which need to be forwarded) should be listed in the FileZilla documentation. Ok this helped a lot, I couldn't find a fix.Simply, I already port forwarded the FTP port to my server. (The default is 14147, I'll use this as example)Go to Edit General settings, Listening port should be the one your using, in this case 14147.Then go to Passive Mode Settings, I checked 'Use Custom Port', and entered in the Range 50000 - 50100.Then on your router, port forward 50000 - 50100 to the server IP locally.IPv4 specific settings I left at default, reconnected my client, and bam now the file listing appears.Ensure your servers firewall has an inbound rule set to accept 14147, and 0.Basically what Evan stated. I can't attest to the security of opening these ports, but this is what finally got my Filezilla client and server to communicate and view files. Hope this helps someone.
HysterFirstly, I checked and my firewall is not seeing anythinghysterunusual, no blocked packets, each packet that comes in ishystergoing out.You'll need to understand the difference between active and passive FTPtransfers:and the firewalls (either server-side or client-side) that may be causingproblems.hystersecondly, does that port line give me any information?hysterwhat does it mean?bubba.iosys.net (24.196.120.25324.196.120.253) - RefusedPORT 10,249,70,41,8,197 (address mismatch).The 10.x address space is RFC1918 space, non-publically-routable. Yourclient is telling the server to use active transfers (that's the PORTcommand), and for the server to make a connection to that 10.x address inorder to establish the data channel - but 10.249.70.41 does not match theaddress of the client as seen by the server (24.196.120.253), hence the'address mismatch' message.TJHe who has never hoped can never despair.-George Bernard ShawThread view. Attachments:Below is a log from my ftp client tring to connect to myserver, see attached conf file for my setup.I have a local ftp service and then I have static ip whichI bimap to the local ip This static ip is set as thedomain name jons.dotnet.com.when I ftp in I get this:connecting to 216.127.193.160:2121Connected to 216.127.193.160 port 2121220 ProFTPD 1.2.5rc1 Server (bubba) bubba.iosys.netUSER jon331 Password required for jon.PASS (hidden)230 User jon logged in.PWD257 '/' is current directory.Host type (I): UNIX (standard)PORT 10,249,70,41,8,197500 Illegal PORT command.!
Failed 'port':! Retrieve of folder listing failed (0)What is going on?
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I tried passive on and off, the otherway it tries a two level connection where it tries to goto my local ip address.Thanks. HysterBelow is a log from my ftp client tring to connect to myhysterserver, see attached conf file for my setup.Could you run the server in debug mode, see what the server thinks isgoing on?TJA man said to the Universe: 'Sir, I exist!' 'However,' replied the Universe, 'the fact has not created in me a sense ofobligation.' -Stephen Crane. Sorry, I forgot to add it inwhy is it failing to chdir? Hysterwhy is it failing to chdir? This seems strangeWhat are the permissions on /home/jon?hysterbubba.iosys.net (24.196.120.25324.196.120.253) - RefusedhysterPORT 10,249,70,41,8,197 (address mismatch).This is the cause of the PORT error - looks like NAT is involved.TJAxioms in philosophy are not axioms until they are proved upon our pulses:we read fine things but never feel them to the full until we have gonethe same steps as the author.John Keats.
Vsftpd 500 Illegal Port Command
Firstly, I checked and my firewall is not seeing anythingunusual, no blocked packets, each packet that comes in isgoing out.secondly, does that port line give me any information?what does it mean?I see what the problem is, I am on a local network, my ipis the first 4 parts of the port command but because thisis not resolvable from my machine it is blocking me out,right????probably to avoid relaying.Is this the case?On Tue, 26 Feb 2002 15:27:41 -0800 (PST)TJ Saunders wrote:hysterwhy is it failing to chdir? HysterFirstly, I checked and my firewall is not seeing anythinghysterunusual, no blocked packets, each packet that comes in ishystergoing out.You'll need to understand the difference between active and passive FTPtransfers:and the firewalls (either server-side or client-side) that may be causingproblems.hystersecondly, does that port line give me any information?hysterwhat does it mean?bubba.iosys.net (24.196.120.25324.196.120.253) - RefusedPORT 10,249,70,41,8,197 (address mismatch).The 10.x address space is RFC1918 space, non-publically-routable. Yourclient is telling the server to use active transfers (that's the PORTcommand), and for the server to make a connection to that 10.x address inorder to establish the data channel - but 10.249.70.41 does not match theaddress of the client as seen by the server (24.196.120.253), hence the'address mismatch' message.TJHe who has never hoped can never despair.-George Bernard Shaw.