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From: "John Garrett" <garrett@bhs.jcsd1.k12.wy.us>
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Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1998 13:41:58 GMT-0700
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Subject: HELP: service not available, closing control connection
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I was trying to set up 3, now I'm trying 2.2.8-RELEASE

Still same damned 'service not available' message. Don't make me load 
NT boys.

I have downloaded multiple boot disks. Could some security thing on 
the network be doing this? Our freeBSD firewall is now using private 
IPs.

See old message below.

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Greetings from Buffalo, Wyoming.

I am trying to set up a new machine through ftp.

I am using a dependable 3Com 3c509 card. 

I have tried passive and active ftp. We do have a firewall, so I lean
toward the passive.

I turn debug on and ALT/F2 to see what is going on. DNS is working. I
can ping the machine at this point from other ip clients. From the
ALT/F2 screen I see it is getting to the login line and then just sits
there until I get a 'service not available, closing control connection
100%' message.

Any ideas. I set the same machine up with the identical parts just a
month ago and had no problem.

I went into the options area and gave ftp my e-mail name.

I can ftp with no problem to ftp.bsd.org on a dos workstation using
the same hub.

I just want it to work.



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John Garrett
JCSD Technology Support


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