Jeff,
All machines involved can ping each other....
Sockinfo.net c
62036 113 c tcp (system process) ????????
62035 45 c tcp (system process) ????????
62018 83 c tcp (system process) ????????
31700 617 c tcp jstrtmon,manager.sys jdbcmon.jdbc.sys
21246 316 c tcp odbclnse,manager.sys odbclnse.odbcse.sys
7490 104 c tcp (system process) dsdad.net.sys
2564.nstat 104 c tcp (system process) dsdad.net.sys
1570.arpavt 104 c tcp (system process) dsdad.net.sys
1542.rpm 104 c tcp (system process) dsdad.net.sys
1537.vt 104 c tcp (system process) dsdad.net.sys
1508.diagmo 83 c tcp (system process) ????????
1260.nloop 104 c tcp (system process) dsdad.net.sys
162.snmptrp 93 d udp (system process) snmp.net.sys
161.snmp 93 d udp (system process) snmp.net.sys
69.tftp 671 d udp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
67.bootps 671 d udp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
37.time 671 c tcp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
37.time 671 d udp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
23.telnet 671 c tcp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
21.ftp 671 c tcp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
19.chargen 671 c tcp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
19.chargen 671 d udp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
13.daytime 671 c tcp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
13.daytime 671 d udp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
9.discard 671 c tcp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
9.discard 671 d udp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
7.echo 671 c tcp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
7.echo 671 d udp jinetd,manager.sys inetd.net.sys
-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Jeff Kell
Sent: Wednesday, 28 November 2012 3:11 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] more ftp issues???
On 11/27/2012 10:59 PM, John Pitman wrote:
> Thanks
> FTP has been working almost always OK, except for a recent change to connection, which required a change of gateway on Melb HP.
Hrmm... you change routers in Melb? Does it have real routes to the China site? You posted internal/private addresses, so I assume you have some private circuit involved, but trying to rule out all possibilities.
> The fact that a local winxp box in same subnet as China also gets the same error says it's a China HP problem to me. One buffer pool in nettool.net-Res->disp is unhappy, but is that enough, and how to rectify ?
>
> Don't have an INETDESC.net file, just INETDCNF.net,
OK, in the 'absence' of INETDSEC, everything is permitted, so rules out the HP.
On the China side, you might try "sockinfo.net" and (ohh, my memory is fuzzy and my VPN is disconnected...) I think its "c" for "called sockets" to insure that you have FTP actually listening on port 21?
Can you ping between the two hosts? (verify end-to-end routing connectivity before attacking the layer-4 applications)
Jeff
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