Re: FTP Strange One - V5R1

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

I just did a search in google (gotta love google!) on 'privileged port not
allowed'. Found out that a privileged port is one below 1024. These are
reserved for the standard TCP/IP stuff - http is 80, telnet is 23 or 25 (I
forget)

You might want to SENDPORT, which, I think, uses the standard ports.

I'd see first if your 400 has changes to the services table. WRKSRVTBLE.
ftp-data is normally port 20, ftp-control is normally 21.

Then I'd see whether you have proxies in your network somewhere. (I'm
grasping here)

If things get desperate, do a comm trace - it's easiest to do it in SST,
then format the data for your and the 400's IP addresses.

At 09:25 AM 6/25/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Jim Franz wrote:
>
> > what release were you before?
> > do you have any ports restricted?
>
>I found the "Work With TCP/IP Port Restrictions" screen.  I have no
>ports restricted.
>
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