FTP Server in FXP mode : PASV / Illegal PORT Command

Hello,
In our workflow, we transfer the media files with the FTP protocol in mode FXP (server to server), the commands are initiated by an automation system.
This system work with the plateforms windows (serv-u), linux (vsftpd), osx (tnftpd) but it's impossible on a osx server (xftpd). The aim is to write file on our Xsan.
The error is an illegal PORT command, when the automation system sent the IP adress of the other server.
For test, If the IP adress of the destination server is the same that the automation server, the transfers are good, the PORT command is accepted.
But in our case, the ip adress, is a other server...
We can't to run the ftp server in FXP mode, and I do not want to install a Pureftp for to replace the tools included with osx server (and server admin).
I think that's is possible, because this workflow works on a osx after we have modify the ftpd.conf (checkportcmd off).
We not found in the file ftp access and nothing on the Internet, that's why I write on this board.
I need your help, anyone have a solution, it's really important ?
Thank you very much.
Franck

Hello Franck,
I'm attempting the same thing. Did you find a solution to your problem?

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Status:          Connecting to ExternalIP:990...
Status:          Connection established, initializing TLS...
Status:          Verifying certificate...
Status:          TLS/SSL connection established, waiting for welcome message...
This looks like FTPS which is not supported on the ASA. You can workaround it by trying to connect using Active mode from the outside instead of PSV.
You can find more info here:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-23206
Mike

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Thanks,
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I have a problem with Passive mode FTP and NAT.
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00001 allow udp from any 626 to any dst-port 626
01000 allow ip from any to any via lo0
12300 allow ip from any to any
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Firewall rule config with NAT
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I can't find the file on your server.
They may also need to edit the .htaccess file to allow the .3gp file extension be used. Call them.

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