FYi... i have fixed this myself but thanks for the help on this.
Cisco Firepower was blocking the traffic.
Cisco Firepower was blocking the traffic.
- DazAK84
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- DazAK84
Its locked down with ACL's.
I cannot attach the logs now as the machine i was using was a newly built machine that has been sent out to a new user.
I cannot attach the logs now as the machine i was using was a newly built machine that has been sent out to a new user.
- martin
Re: Attaching Logs
So please attach a new log file. As well as a log file for "works from outside of my domain environment".
You should change your credentials, as you have posted them publicly.
You should change your credentials, as you have posted them publicly.
- DazAK84
Attaching Logs
thanks,
I have added the recomemndation:
attaching the log file as it still fails. It works via the GUI without issue. Also works from outside of my domain environment.
I have added the recomemndation:
#Start Script Code
Option confirm
open sftp://**********:********@******.*******.com/incoming/20201201/ -rawsettings SendBuf=0
put C:\SFTP\*
close
exit
#end script
attaching the log file as it still fails. It works via the GUI without issue. Also works from outside of my domain environment.
- martin
Re: note: if the problem repeats, try turning off 'optimize connection buffer size'
The settings though go to the
Though if you believe the problem is different, please attach session log files both form the GUI and the script.
open command:
open sftp://.../ -rawsettings SendBuf=0
Though if you believe the problem is different, please attach session log files both form the GUI and the script.
- DazAK1984
note: if the problem repeats, try turning off 'optimize connection buffer size'
Hi,
I am getting the following error when running a send file push via a batch command to an SFTP location externally. "note: if the problem repeats, try turning off 'optimize connection buffer size'
I can perform the data transfer successfully manually by the WinSCP application. When running it via the command line from a batch file it give me the error on a file larger than 1mb. Anything smaller works fine. I have tried with the following:
I am buffled and don't believe this is a network issue as it works via the gui without any changes within the GUI.
Any help ASAP would be greatly appreciated.
I am getting the following error when running a send file push via a batch command to an SFTP location externally. "note: if the problem repeats, try turning off 'optimize connection buffer size'
I can perform the data transfer successfully manually by the WinSCP application. When running it via the command line from a batch file it give me the error on a file larger than 1mb. Anything smaller works fine. I have tried with the following:
#Start Script Code
Option confirm
open sftp://*******:***********@***********.com/incoming/20201201/
put \\******\London\FTPData\Dev\ -resumesupport=off -rawtransfersettings SendBuf=0 SshSimple=0
close
exit
#end script
I am buffled and don't believe this is a network issue as it works via the gui without any changes within the GUI.
Any help ASAP would be greatly appreciated.