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October 11, 2010 at 6:57 am #6165
OK, so I know parts of this have been asked about before but…
I have a winterm 1200 which is in lockdown.
I want to upgrade its firmware from the 4.4 to the latest 5.3. I also want to puch an updated config so it talks to my shiney new XenApp 6 server.
DHCP, it’s definitley using it, DNS is resolving
FTP, I see the logon occur
Then all I get is “Cannot access system profile”
I have a windows (2008) FTP server, the wyse stuff is in inetpubwysewnos
Anonymous access is granted, and NTFS permissions are set. I can log in interactively and pull the files from any host I’ve tried.
I’ve tried every permutation of the FTP path in the DHCP options I can find, based on both the manuals and posts on FWM.What am I missing? It’s not firewall, not credentials, not ACL’s…
I’m starting to get annoyed.
October 11, 2010 at 7:28 am #19201@Chris_au wrote:
OK, so I know parts of this have been asked about before but…
I have a winterm 1200 which is in lockdown.
I want to upgrade its firmware from the 4.4 to the latest 5.3. I also want to puch an updated config so it talks to my shiney new XenApp 6 server.
DHCP, it’s definitley using it, DNS is resolving
FTP, I see the logon occur
Then all I get is “Cannot access system profile”
I have a windows (2008) FTP server, the wyse stuff is in inetpubwysewnos
Anonymous access is granted, and NTFS permissions are set. I can log in interactively and pull the files from any host I’ve tried.
I’ve tried every permutation of the FTP path in the DHCP options I can find, based on both the manuals and posts on FWM.What am I missing? It’s not firewall, not credentials, not ACL’s…
I’m starting to get annoyed.
Chris,
did you configured your Firewall on 2008 Server via
“netsh advfirewall set global StatefulFtp enable” ?
Arnim
October 11, 2010 at 6:21 pm #19202Look in your FTP logs and see what the Wyse is trying to do.
Another trick I use for things like this is to plug the Wyse into a 100mb hub (not switch), connect a PC to the hub as well, then run Wireshark on the PC in promiscuous capture mode. This will give you a nice detailed view of what is going on. This is easiest with a hub because no special configuration is needed, but some switches allow for this as well with some config magic.
October 12, 2010 at 2:03 am #19204iitsys:
You got it in one. 😀 I must’ve had a vague day yesterday because I totally didn’t make the connection between console FTP working (active FTP) and the winterms failing (apparently using passive FTP).I came in this morning and got it working in about 15 minutes.
Thanks for your replies guys 😀 🙂 😀
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