We have a partner company that is using FTP to access and share data on our network through the ASA 5505. The FTP server is just a desktop running Filezilla Server.
On the ASA I just created a NAT rule to point 1 external IP to that desktop running Filezilla
They had been doing fine for months, and then started using other machines within their company and are now getting errors. from their CMD prompt:
C:\Dociments and Settings\Nippon>ftp 173.162.130.XXX
Connected to 173.162.130.xxx
550 No connections allowed from your IP
Connection closed by remote host.
And on the ASA in the logs I found:
Jul 16 2010 08:06:55 106015 12.20.188.10 173.162.130.xxx Deny TCP (no connection) from 12.20.188.xxx/44254 to 173.162.130.xxx/21 flags ACK on interface outside
I have done the packet tracer on the ASA and it seemed to work fine.
I also created a rule with their IP specifically but nothing works. Any suggestions?
On the ASA I just created a NAT rule to point 1 external IP to that desktop running Filezilla
They had been doing fine for months, and then started using other machines within their company and are now getting errors. from their CMD prompt:
C:\Dociments and Settings\Nippon>ftp 173.162.130.XXX
Connected to 173.162.130.xxx
550 No connections allowed from your IP
Connection closed by remote host.
And on the ASA in the logs I found:
Jul 16 2010 08:06:55 106015 12.20.188.10 173.162.130.xxx Deny TCP (no connection) from 12.20.188.xxx/44254 to 173.162.130.xxx/21 flags ACK on interface outside
I have done the packet tracer on the ASA and it seemed to work fine.
I also created a rule with their IP specifically but nothing works. Any suggestions?