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| + | ====== How to Open Ports for Passive FTP in CSF (Configserver Firewall & Security) ====== | ||
| + | FTP passive mode can help with a **Directory Listing Timeout** error when connecting through an ISP that is not allowing **port 20**. | ||
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| + | If you are using CSF on cPanel, it may be necessary to unblock the port range needed by the default FTP client, **Pure-ftpd**. | ||
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| + | By default the ports are set to 49152 to 65534. | ||
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| + | To unblock those ports, log in to **WHM**. | ||
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| + | Once inside, go to **Plugins**. | ||
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| + | In plugins, click on **Configserver Firewall & Security**. | ||
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| + | Once there, click on **Firewwall Configuration**. | ||
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| + | Find the setting **TCP_IN** and **TCP_OUT** in the list, and add the following to each: | ||
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| + | 49152:65534 | ||
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| + | The tcp_in and tcp_out fields are comma separated, but you can put the range above as a single value, so by default the last port to open is 2096, so you would add the new one as 2096, | ||
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| + | Click **Change** at the bottom. | ||
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| + | On the next screen, click **Restart CSF + LFD**. | ||
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