Re: FTP Question

I recommend that you use the NETSTAT command on the 400 to determine if
the connection is available.

Use option 1 to see if the interface is active. If not it can be started
with option 9 (assuming TCP has been started).
Use option 3 to see if the port is open. If the port is not in the list,
FTP is not active for some reason.

If FTP is not active try the command STRTCPSVR *FTP and see if it
starts. If not review the job log of the FTP server job to try and
determine why it can't start.

Hope this helps
Syd Nicholson


Rich_Weislak@mhsnr.org wrote:

>We are having problem Ftp'ing from our mainframe IBM390 to the AS400, when
>the job get submitted from the mainframe it sit there trying to connect for
>5 minutes and then it time out.  This was working find yesterday, but one
>of our programmer accidentally took FTP down it the middle of the day
>yesterday and , I believe that we started FTP normally but is there more
>job to start, or could port 21 (with is up it trying to connect to)
> be damage.  Any suggestion will be helpful.
>
>Thanks....
>
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