midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   7. FTP Issue (Shrader, Patrick)
>
>Trying to debug an FTP server. I can FTP to an external site and start a
>file transfer. A zero byte file is created on the Windows NT 4.0 server, but
>no bytes are ever transmitted. 
>
>Had the same issue last week with an internal server. I had previously had
>my network wiring running through cheap router into a 3Com switch. When I
>removed the router from the managed switch the FTP stopped working. Placing
>the router back in-line fixed the problem. Now I see the same issue to this
>external site. I know VERY little about managed switches. Could it be my
>problem? Could the switch be affecting the traffic adversely?

Patrick, I've been trying to follow this thread but there are confusions. (1) 
What system is the FTP server running on? (2) What system are you running the 
client on? (3) Is the client doing a PUT or a GET? (4) What part does the 
Windows NT 4.0 server play? Please answer those for both the case when it works 
and when it fails.

Thanks.

Tom Liotta

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Kent, WA 98032
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