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Cannot Connect by Node Name (IP Address OK) | |
An MPE/iX FTP user cannot connect by NS node name, but can
connect using the remote system IP address: If the node name is configured in
the network directory, check to see that it is configured correctly.
If it is not, configure the node name. For remote nodes that support probe or probe proxy,
and are not configured in the network directory, examine the network
configuration.
Cannot Connect by IP Address | |
Check that the user entered the correct IP address. The correct
format for an IP address is: nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn where nnn is a number from 000
to 255, inclusive. For example, an IP address could be: 192.1.20.125.
Note that preceding zeros are not used. Next, check the following: Is the network up and running on the
system? Run PING/iX to the remote host system. PING/iX can
be run as follows (see Appendix C “PING/iX Utility” for more information): :Run ping.net.sys;info="inpaddress [,packets] [,bytes]" Specify the remote IP address, number of packets
you want to send, and bytes of data per packet. Use [CTRL-Y]
to stop PING/iX. If PING works, is the FTP server up and running
on the remote host system? If PING does not work, is the network link active
on the remote host system?
Cannot Logon to Remote | |
First turn verbose and debug on. If an MPE/iX user cannot log on to
the remote system, verify the logon account and passwords are correct. Try to log on to the remote system with the user's
account and password(s).
Cannot Transfer Files | |
For FTP file transfer problems, first turn verbose and debug
on. Use the LS or DIR
command to verify the file name spelling. Check how the file names are entered. Some systems
support both upper and lower case file names. Some systems support
characters in file names that are not supported on MPE/iX. Supported file types for MPE/iX: must be binary,
bytestream, or ASCII, fixed or variable records. Check the default file transfer type being used.
Enter: ftp> TYPE Check the size of records, and file types supported
on the remote host and MPE/iX. For MPE/iX specific information,
refer to the HP ARPA File Transfer Protocol Users Guide.
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