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Bryan, I am having this same issue as you have decribed below. Were you
ever able to get this resolved and if show could kindly share the
solution. Thanks.
Joel
Bryan Z;1019244 Wrote:
> I just installed XP sp3 on a computer within our domain. Now, ftp from a
> command line does not work. It connects, you can login, you can change
> directories, you can rename and even delete files. But, if you try ls,
> dir,
> get, or send, those commands timeout. After those commands timeout, the
> connection remains open and you can still do the previous commands
> listed,
> but not get,send,ls,dir. Just as a test, I opened the ftp site from
> within
> IE and it works fine in there, I can copy and paste, rename, delete
> files.
> Windows Firewall and ICS are both disabled.
>
> Last Friday, I installed sp3 on my own workstation, and I do not have
> any of
> these same problems. So, to further test it, I installed sp3 on another
> computer. This third computer has the same problems with ftp that the
> first
> one has.
>
> And, something else that might be related... With a domain admin
> account, I
> can pull up Computer Management for my computer remotely, but not the 2
> that
> have the ftp problems. And, this problem is usually fixed by disabling
> Windows Firewall or configuring Windows Firewall to allow those type
> connections.
>
> The only difference between these 3 computers is that on mine, I used
> our
> internal WSUS server to apply the service pack. The other 2 computers,
> I
> downloaded the sp3 distribution, WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ENU.exe,
> from
> Microsoft and installed that. I didn't want to apply sp3 domain wide,
> so I
> figured I'd just install it on a few computers first.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated!!
--
JoDaHaII
ever able to get this resolved and if show could kindly share the
solution. Thanks.
Joel
Bryan Z;1019244 Wrote:
> I just installed XP sp3 on a computer within our domain. Now, ftp from a
> command line does not work. It connects, you can login, you can change
> directories, you can rename and even delete files. But, if you try ls,
> dir,
> get, or send, those commands timeout. After those commands timeout, the
> connection remains open and you can still do the previous commands
> listed,
> but not get,send,ls,dir. Just as a test, I opened the ftp site from
> within
> IE and it works fine in there, I can copy and paste, rename, delete
> files.
> Windows Firewall and ICS are both disabled.
>
> Last Friday, I installed sp3 on my own workstation, and I do not have
> any of
> these same problems. So, to further test it, I installed sp3 on another
> computer. This third computer has the same problems with ftp that the
> first
> one has.
>
> And, something else that might be related... With a domain admin
> account, I
> can pull up Computer Management for my computer remotely, but not the 2
> that
> have the ftp problems. And, this problem is usually fixed by disabling
> Windows Firewall or configuring Windows Firewall to allow those type
> connections.
>
> The only difference between these 3 computers is that on mine, I used
> our
> internal WSUS server to apply the service pack. The other 2 computers,
> I
> downloaded the sp3 distribution, WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ENU.exe,
> from
> Microsoft and installed that. I didn't want to apply sp3 domain wide,
> so I
> figured I'd just install it on a few computers first.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated!!
--
JoDaHaII
