Re: Bug with W2K3, SP1, Windows Firewall and FTP

Well, even with the refresh button. it's only as 'real' as you thought.
it will only 'clear' from the list when the tcp connection no longer appear
when you do 'netstat -an' at command prompt.
that's what I have tested in the past.

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"Jimmy Chu" <reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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here is a refresh button. I could see the connection time updated after I
clicked the button. BTW, the client I used was the Microsoft FTP.exe.


"Bernard Cheah [MVP]" <qbernard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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As for the FTP MMC connection status, I believe it is not refresh
realtime. so it may take someting to reflect even after the client has
disconnected.

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"Jimmy Chu" <reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You mean running FTP on the IIS/FTP server? Hmmm...I'll try that and
let you know the outcome.


"Bernard Cheah [MVP]" <qbernard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Weird indeed. same behavior if you try connect via ftp.exe on the
machine itself ??


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"Jimmy Chu" <reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm encountering a bad behavior with Windows Firewall on too. With
the Windows Firewall on, the FTP sessions (using the command line FTP
on the client) would be disconnected (the message says something about
connection disconnect by server) in about less than 1 minute, but the
IIS manager would still show the session is active. If the Windows
Firewall is off, everything is well.


"EuroMaverick" <EuroMaverick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Hello people,

I don't know if this is a documented bug or if the information is
wide
spread, but since we spend about two days tracking this down, I think
it
makes sense to share this information with whoever is interested in
it.

This is the setup where this will occur:
- Windows 2003 server with SP1
- Windows firewall turned on
- IIS on the same machine
- FTP within that IIS

Now, add a welcome message to the ftp. As soon as this welcome
message
contains a <return>, your browser will hang when you navigate to the
ftp-site. It does not actually hang, but returns an error much later
and your
ftp-site is not accessible.

Remove all returns from the welcome message, and the ftp-server works
just
fine...

Regards,

Benoit Somers.













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