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Technote (troubleshooting)



Problem(Abstract)

This document describes how the EPASV (extended passive) command can be disabled in the iSeries FTP client.

Resolving the problem


This document describes how the EPASV (extended passive) command can be disabled in the iSeries FTP client.

At R610, the iSeries FTP client supports the EPASV (Extended Passive, EPSV) command and EPORT (Extended Port, EPRT). The FTP client defaults to this and, if the server we are connecting to does not, the FTP client will fail over to Passive mode FTP.

229 Entering Extended Passive Mode

In these cases, the EPASV/EPORT commands must be disabled.

The FTP client attempts data connections in the following manner:

Extended Passive
Passive
Extended Port
Port

As a result, if PORT mode is needed, the three preceding data connection types must first be toggled off. This can be done in one of two ways:

1. On a connection-by-connection basis using FTP client subcommands:

o SENDEPSV - Toggles Extended passive
o SENDPASV - Toggles Passive mode
o SENDEPRT - Toggles Extended Port

Note: The data connection type can also be set (regardless of what the default behavior is) by using the 0 or 1 switches with the above 3 commands. For instance:

SENDEPSV 1 - would toggle extended passive on
SENDEPSV 0 - would toggle extended passive off

2. On a system-wide basis with the use of data areas:

o CRTDTAARA DTAARA(QUSRSYS/QTMFTPEPSV) TYPE(*LGL) AUT(*USE) - disables EPASV
o CRTDTAARA DTAARA(QUSRSYS/QTMFTPPASV) TYPE(*LGL) AUT(*USE) - disables PASV
o CRTDTAARA DTAARA(QUSRSYS/QTMFTPEPRT) TYPE(*LGL) AUT(*USE) - disables EPORT with PTF SI33243 applied to the system - no ptf is needed for releases after R610.



ในที่นี้จะขอกล่าวเฉพาะส่วนของ AS/400

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technote (troubleshooting)



problem (abstract)

this document describes how the epasv (extended passive) command can be disabled in the iseries ftp client.

Resolving the problem


this document describes how the epasv (extended passive) command can be disabled in the iseries ftp client.

At r610, the iseries ftp client supports the epasv (extended passive,.epsv) command and eport (extended port, eprt). the ftp client defaults to this and, if the server we are connecting to does not, the ftp client will fail over to passive mode ftp.

229 entering extended passive mode

in these cases, the epasv / eport commands must be disabled.

The ftp client attempts data connections in the following manner:

extended passive
passive
extended port
port

.as a result, if port mode is needed, the three preceding data connection types must first be toggled off. this can be done in one of two ways:

1. on a connection-by-connection basis using ftp client subcommands:

o sendepsv - toggles extended passive
o sendpasv - toggles passive mode
o sendeprt - toggles extended port

note:.the data connection type can also be set (regardless of what the default behavior is) by using the 0 or 1 switches with the above 3 commands. for instance:

sendepsv 1 - would toggle extended passive on
sendepsv 0 - would toggle extended passive off

2. on a system-wide basis with the use of data areas:

o crtdtaara dtaara (qusrsys / qtmftpepsv) type (* lgl) aut (* use) - disables epasv
.o crtdtaara dtaara (qusrsys / qtmftppasv) type (* lgl) aut (* use) - disables pasv
o crtdtaara dtaara (qusrsys / qtmftpeprt) type (* lgl) aut (* use) - disables eport with ptf si33243 applied to the system. - no ptf is needed for releases after r610.



In this case, it is only part of as/400

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Problem(Abstract)

This document describes how the EPASV (extended passive) command can be disabled in the iSeries FTP client.

Resolving the problem


This document describes how the EPASV (extended passive) command can be disabled in the iSeries FTP client.

At R610, the iSeries FTP client supports the EPASV (Extended Passive, EPSV) command and EPORT (Extended Port, EPRT). The FTP client defaults to this and, if the server we are connecting to does not, the FTP client will fail over to Passive mode FTP.

229 Entering Extended Passive Mode

In these cases, the EPASV/EPORT commands must be disabled.

The FTP client attempts data connections in the following manner:

Extended Passive
Passive
Extended Port
Port

As a result, if PORT mode is needed, the three preceding data connection types must first be toggled off. This can be done in one of two ways:

1. On a connection-by-connection basis using FTP client subcommands:

o SENDEPSV - Toggles Extended passive
o SENDPASV - Toggles Passive mode
o SENDEPRT - Toggles Extended Port

Note: The data connection type can also be set (regardless of what the default behavior is) by using the 0 or 1 switches with the above 3 commands. For instance:

SENDEPSV 1 - would toggle extended passive on
SENDEPSV 0 - would toggle extended passive off

2. On a system-wide basis with the use of data areas:

o CRTDTAARA DTAARA(QUSRSYS/QTMFTPEPSV) TYPE(*LGL) AUT(*USE) - disables EPASV
O CRTDTAARA DTAARA (QUSRSYS/QTMFTPPASV) TYPE (* LGL), AUT (* USE)-CRTDTAARA o
PASV disables DTAARA (QUSRSYS/QTMFTPEPRT) TYPE (* LGL), AUT (* USE)-disables the EPORT system applied to PTF with SI33243-no is needed for ptf releases after this

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R610. to request that only part of the AS/400

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Problem (Abstract)

This document describes how the EPASV (Extended passive) command can be disabled in the iSeries FTP client.




This Resolving the problem document describes how the EPASV (Extended passive) command can be disabled in the iSeries FTP client.

At R 610, iSeries FTP the client supports the EPASV (Extended Passive,EPSV) command and EPORT (Extended Port, EPRT) .The FTP client defaults to this and, if we are connecting to the server does not, the client will fail over to Passive FTP FTP mode.



229 Entering Extended Passive Mode In these cases, the EPASV/EPORT commands must be disabled.

The FTP client attempts data connections in the following manner:


Extended Passive Passive Extended Port



PortA As result, if PORT mode is needed, the three preceding data connection types must first be toggled off.This can be done in one of two ways:

1. On a connection-by-connection basis using FTP client subcommands:

o SENDEPSV - Toggles Extended passive SENDPASV
o-O SENDEPRT Toggles Passive mode
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Toggles Extended Port Note:The Data Connection Type can also be set (regardless of what is the default behavior), by using the 0 or 1 switches with the above 3 commands. For instance:

SENDEPSV 1 - would toggle extended passive SENDEPSV
on 0 - would toggle extended passive off

2. On a system-wide basis with the use of data areas:

o CRTDTAARA DTAARA (QUSRSYS/QTMFTPEPSV) TYPE ( * LGL) AUT ( * USE) - disables EPASV
o CRTDTAARA DTAARA (QUSRSYS/QTMFTPPASV) TYPE ( * LGL) AUT ( * USE) - disables PASV
o CRTDTAARA DTAARA (QUSRSYS/QTMFTPEPRT) TYPE ( * LGL) AUT ( * USE) - disables EPORT with PTF SI 33243 applied to the system - no ptf is needed for releases after R 610.



in this section is only for AS/400