Re:

[John Earl <johnearl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Harry,

There are many other ways to upload/download data to the AS/400 besides FTP.
Client Access file transfer can use one set of servers, ODBC uses others, etc.
If you need to audit any upload/download of data, you should monitor all of the
network exit points.

We have a free product that will monitor all of these exit points for you.  You
can download it from our website at and it will set you up for monitoring the
whole thing.

You can retrieve it for free at www.400security.com

hth,

jte


"Harry D. Angkasa" wrote:

> We are using a tool to log FTP activities, but all File Transfer thru Client
> Access are not logged. I beleive Client Access uses another socket for File
> Transfer, or maybe uses another TCP Server. Anyone know what socket they are
> using? how to protect and log?
>
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