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My first posting in this group...I've installed SUSE 10.2 on two
VMWare virtual machines. One one of them, I've installed pure-ftpd. I
can ftp to localhost but when I try "ftp 192.168.1.1" where the ip
address is the address assigned to eth0 on the vm, I get the message:
"Connected to 192.168.1.1.
425 Sorry, invalid address given
ftp>
"
When I try to ftp from the other virtual machine, the connection
simply times out and I get the message:
"ftp: connect: Connection timed out"
Note that I am able to ping from one vm to the other vm.
It's probably some elementary issue.... Any help would be highly
appreciated.. Thanks!
1. firewall
2. routing
3. nat or bridged?
4. ftp service started at all?
I made sure firewall is not turned on.
I am using host-only networking. If I use NAT or bridged network connections, I am not even able to ping one vm from the other.
I have made sure pure-ftd is running on the target vm.
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