Hi,

We have two FTP servers, FTP1 and FTP2.
They belong to two different lans and FTP1 acts as a bridge. (can ping FTP2)
Now FTP1 has a client on it's LAN. This client cannot ping FTP2, being on
FTP1's LAN only.

My question is, is there a way for the client to access FTP2 ?
I tried the quote ftp command but with no luck.
I thought I might be able to execute an 'open FTP2 etc.' via FTP1 remotely
from the client.

Any idea ?

Alternately would there be a way for FTP1 to trigger a DOS batch file on
FTP2 ?

TIA,

Flocon

On Fri, 23 Jul 2004 17:37:03 +0200, "Red Flocon"
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Not throuygh FTP, there's no "FTP Relay" or the like.

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If you don't have access for FTP to the FTP server, the client can't
use FTP. It's really that simple, either provide the access or find
another method to transfer files.

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Sure. Not through FTP of course, FTP isn't designed to run remote
commands, but any remote commend process would work.