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bump By the way, I tried to put the SOHO server in the gateway's DMZ. Didn't work. I'm beginning to clue in that you get what you pay for, and it's time to either pony up the $$$ for Red Hat support or abandon Linux altogether for a friendlier server O/S like Mac OS X.

No, I am not running RH 7.3 as a gateway/firewall. I have a hardware gateway/router that also has a built-in firewall, and the gateway is configured to forward incoming traffic on ports 20, 21 and 65100-65500 to the SOHO server (which is on my local network at 192.168.0.4). Incoming isn't the...

I am running vsftpd on my Red Hat Linux 7.3 server and I believe I'm running into a problem with the NAT gateway/firewall that sits between my server and the Internet. I am pretty sure I am not having a setup issue with vsftpd; I can connect *locally* (i.e., inside the firewall FTP-ing to...

Well, I installed vsftpd and things still didn't work. Then I thought to check /etc/sysconfig/ipchains. D'OH! No entries for port 20 or for the high ports I was using for PASV. I added the following two lines: -A output -s 0/0 -d 0/0 20 -p ftp -y -j ACCEPT -A output -s 0/0 -d 0/0 65100:65500 -p...

After posting the above message two days ago, I told some of my MIS friends about the problems I was having, and they all told me essentially the same thing: "Don't use wu-ftpd; it sucks!" Rather than beat my head against the wall, I'm going to try getting vsftpd up and running...

Oh, this can't be good. Nine days and no replies to your question? Ugh. I just posted a question yesterday about wu-ftpd configuration and nary a peep. I wonder if I should try elsewhere... *sigh* Good luck--I hope you get an answer to your question before the end of the month.

I am at my wits end trying to configure WU-FTPD to work in passive mode behind a firewall. I am able to connect from the Internet to the WU-FTPD server, but when my client software (WS_FTP Pro for Windows v7.62) sends the PASV command, I get back a response that looks like this: connecting data...