vsftpd can not connect from the same network
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I have a problem I receive the message that connection is timed-out. I can connect locally. It has a default config, both hosts are in the same network. I use Ubuntu and svftpd.
What I did:
I have checked firewalls (they were unconfigured)
iptables -F
ufw disable
I didn't change the config file.
- Service is running.
- I can connect from localhost and by ip (192.168.1.2) from host where server is running.
- I receive the error message: "Connection timed out... Could not connect to server" on the other host when I try to connect.
ubuntu ftp
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I have a problem I receive the message that connection is timed-out. I can connect locally. It has a default config, both hosts are in the same network. I use Ubuntu and svftpd.
What I did:
I have checked firewalls (they were unconfigured)
iptables -F
ufw disable
I didn't change the config file.
- Service is running.
- I can connect from localhost and by ip (192.168.1.2) from host where server is running.
- I receive the error message: "Connection timed out... Could not connect to server" on the other host when I try to connect.
ubuntu ftp
asked Jan 6 at 14:37
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You have given far too little information to allow a diagnosis. Please expand your question to include details of your network configuration and of what works and what doesn't.
– AFH
Jan 6 at 14:59
I don't know what kind of information do you need. Please ask for some command output.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:34
How are you trying to connect when you get the error?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:37
I use Filezilla. I entered host user and password.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:42
How does this differ from when you connect by IP?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:48
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I have a problem I receive the message that connection is timed-out. I can connect locally. It has a default config, both hosts are in the same network. I use Ubuntu and svftpd.
What I did:
I have checked firewalls (they were unconfigured)
iptables -F
ufw disable
I didn't change the config file.
- Service is running.
- I can connect from localhost and by ip (192.168.1.2) from host where server is running.
- I receive the error message: "Connection timed out... Could not connect to server" on the other host when I try to connect.
ubuntu ftp
asked Jan 6 at 14:37
mutable objectmutable object
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I have a problem I receive the message that connection is timed-out. I can connect locally. It has a default config, both hosts are in the same network. I use Ubuntu and svftpd.
What I did:
I have checked firewalls (they were unconfigured)
iptables -F
ufw disable
I didn't change the config file.
- Service is running.
- I can connect from localhost and by ip (192.168.1.2) from host where server is running.
- I receive the error message: "Connection timed out... Could not connect to server" on the other host when I try to connect.
ubuntu ftp
ubuntu ftp
asked Jan 6 at 14:37
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asked Jan 6 at 14:37
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asked Jan 6 at 14:37
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You have given far too little information to allow a diagnosis. Please expand your question to include details of your network configuration and of what works and what doesn't.
– AFH
Jan 6 at 14:59
I don't know what kind of information do you need. Please ask for some command output.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:34
How are you trying to connect when you get the error?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:37
I use Filezilla. I entered host user and password.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:42
How does this differ from when you connect by IP?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:48
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You have given far too little information to allow a diagnosis. Please expand your question to include details of your network configuration and of what works and what doesn't.
– AFH
Jan 6 at 14:59
I don't know what kind of information do you need. Please ask for some command output.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:34
How are you trying to connect when you get the error?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:37
I use Filezilla. I entered host user and password.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:42
How does this differ from when you connect by IP?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:48
You have given far too little information to allow a diagnosis. Please expand your question to include details of your network configuration and of what works and what doesn't.
– AFH
Jan 6 at 14:59
You have given far too little information to allow a diagnosis. Please expand your question to include details of your network configuration and of what works and what doesn't.
– AFH
Jan 6 at 14:59
I don't know what kind of information do you need. Please ask for some command output.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:34
I don't know what kind of information do you need. Please ask for some command output.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:34
How are you trying to connect when you get the error?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:37
How are you trying to connect when you get the error?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:37
I use Filezilla. I entered host user and password.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:42
I use Filezilla. I entered host user and password.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:42
How does this differ from when you connect by IP?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:48
How does this differ from when you connect by IP?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:48
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You have given far too little information to allow a diagnosis. Please expand your question to include details of your network configuration and of what works and what doesn't.
– AFH
Jan 6 at 14:59
I don't know what kind of information do you need. Please ask for some command output.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:34
How are you trying to connect when you get the error?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:37
I use Filezilla. I entered host user and password.
– mutable object
Jan 6 at 15:42
How does this differ from when you connect by IP?
– AFH
Jan 6 at 15:48