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10-05-2009 07:31 PM
10-05-2009 07:31 PM
Re: How to transfer file from OpenVMS to Windows XP
> is your PC named OPE1 ? I don't think so.
>
> If not, FTP will reject your connection
> attempt.
>
> Accept host: OPE1 <<<
>
> FTP on your OpenVMS host is explicitly
> configured to only accept FTP connections
> from host OPE1. [...]
> - No, My PC is OPIF1, I don't understand
> "Accept host: OPE1"
It means what he said. And what TCPIP HELP
SET SERVICE /ACCEPT says:
[...]
o /ACCEPT=HOST=(host)
- Grants host or hosts access to the service.
- Denies access to all other hosts.
[...]
So. if you expect FTP to work from OPIF1,
then you need to add OPIF1 to the list of
accepted hosts. (Or start accepting FTP
connections from anywhere.)
>
> If not, FTP will reject your connection
> attempt.
>
> Accept host: OPE1 <<<
>
> FTP on your OpenVMS host is explicitly
> configured to only accept FTP connections
> from host OPE1. [...]
> - No, My PC is OPIF1, I don't understand
> "Accept host: OPE1"
It means what he said. And what TCPIP HELP
SET SERVICE /ACCEPT says:
[...]
o /ACCEPT=HOST=(host)
- Grants host or hosts access to the service.
- Denies access to all other hosts.
[...]
So. if you expect FTP to work from OPIF1,
then you need to add OPIF1 to the list of
accepted hosts. (Or start accepting FTP
connections from anywhere.)
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