Vista doesn't see the connection at all, which I guess is normal if connection state is managed only within the VM. Netstat on the Linux VM and the equivalent admin page on the DIR-655 router both show the connection is alive and well (tcp 'ESTABLISHED' status). I also changed from NAT to Bridged virtual NICs, but no luck.I have switched from VMWare Player 3.0 to VirtualBox 3.0.x, but no luck.Some troubleshooting steps already tried:
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But exactly where and how to fix it was not clear. I did find some forum postings mentioning a 2-minute timeout somewhere. Network: Linux VM connects to the Internet via Bridged NIC (also tried NAT) Guest OS: Ubuntu 8.10 Linux 32-bit, with vmxnet and vmware tools installed. This error occurs after a few minutes, after a good chunk of the file has already been transferred.įTP Client: ncftpget running in Linux on VMWare Player 3.0įTP Server: somebody else's machine out on the Internet, configuration unknown The actual error is " Could not read reply from control connection - timed out." If your issue is exactly same as this, you can work around this issue on client as given below.I am not able to FTP (retrieve) a large file from the Internet to my Linux VM. ĭEBUG FtpResponse.writeToInitialWorkFlowContext(IWC) key=, value= ĭEBUG FtpSession.appendToTranscript(s) = 227 Entering Passive Mode (P,P,P,P,4,2).ĭEBUG StateMachine.handleCommand(IS,S) handling command. Match Perimeter.log with one of the signatures above.ĭEBUG FtpClient.put(FPR) - starting timer with timeout ms, on StateMachine.handleCommand(IS,C,O) executing. This can be done either through ftpclient.log, sample log below, or packet capture.Ģ. Ensure original IP of server and IP response form server for SBI FTP client's PASV are different. Since no response from server for 30 sec, Client times out.ġ. Client tries to connect back to Server at P.P.P.P:1026 and waits for 30 secĥ. > Client issues PASV command as part of FTP Put or Listģ. > SBI FTP client connect to 3rd party server S.S.S.S:21Ģ. This command flow does show SBI FTP client is working as expected.ġ. THIS IS FAULTY BEHAVIOR WITH 3rd PARTY SERVER IN USE. That said, IC92859 has changed the behavior, and is correct behavior per FTP RFC 959, of FTP Client services needing data connection in passive mode might fail with error from this article.This failure would occur as and when 3rd party server responds with different IP, for client's passive, that is *not capable of handling data connections* SBI FTP client does time out after waiting response-timeout long. Prior to this fix, SBI FTP client always used to establish data connection to the IP/host in FTP Client Begin Session. This IP might or might not be same as original server IP (control connection IP). This fix was made to make SBi FTP client RFC 959 complaint.įTP Client services that need data connection in passive mode are modified through this fix to honor IP, obtained from server as response to client's PASV command, from server and issue data connection request to this IP. Perimeter.log reports one of these pattern of logsĮRROR Connection data closed due to CloseCode.CONNECTION_RESETĮRROR Connection connect closed due to CloseCode.COULD_NOT_CONNECTĬOMMTRACE connect: connect failed: : Connection timed outĮRROR Connection timed outĮRRORDTL : Connection timed outĪt .SocketChannelImpl.checkConnect(Native Method)Īt .SocketChannelImpl.finishConnect(SocketChannelImpl.java:801)Īt .(SocketChannelWrapper.java:176)Īt .ClientIPAgent.finishConnectCore(ClientIPAgent.java:129)Īt .ClientIPAgent.doConnect(ClientIPAgent.java:103)Īt .lected(AbstractIPAgent.java:144)Īt .(NioDispatcher.java:193)Īt .AbstractDispatcher.callRunIo(AbstractDispatcher.java:450)Īt .AbstractDispatcher.doRun(AbstractDispatcher.java:427)Īt .AbstractDispatcher$2.run(AbstractDispatcher.java:175)ĪPAR IC92859 made into fixpack/interim fix# 5.2.4.2_1 has introduced this error. "Response not received before specified timeout reached. FTP Client BP reports following error under advanced status of FTP Client Service.
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