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Re: FTP through NATD?
by Mark Weisman on Sunday June 09, @01:41PM

I've got the passing of the FTP signals to the ftp box, and we can get there. The problem is that I'm running wu-ftp on a redhat box as the ftp server, and it is running on a class-c network internally. I think the problem is that the redhat box is not recognizing the open ports on the firewall, and therefore cannot properly reply to the client. I still have a huge timing delay when using ftp into the server? Any suggestions. I have made the changes you suggested.

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