19 Apr
2001
19 Apr
'01
7:27 p.m.
On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Gooijen H wrote:
Most firewalls block inbound ftp, but not outbound.
If they block outbound ftp they probably block telnet as well.
The old sysadmin way around this (which goes on in a lot of small
companies is some geek sets up a linux box with telnet and ftp above
port 7000... which fully bypasses the firewall if they don't have a good
security admin.
The best way to do this stuff is with ssh and scp anyway.
Bill
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Unfortunately, the firewall of our company does
not allow FTP....
The solution to that is Kermit. Ckermit has a telnet client built
in and can then transfer files over the connection.
bill
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