OK, so I have researched here, read the several posts about FTP access through the UTM, tried them and I am still stuck. I don't normally keep my network open for FTP, but now my wife works part-time from home and I have to set this up. :\
I have a NAS beind the UTM firewall that is setup with a user/pass that has access to only one folder on the NAS, R/W capability.
I have a FreeDNS name that I can use for connectivity, and resolving appears to be working just fine.
FTP access using either my DNS name OR my external IP address, the Network protection log still shows my connection being dropped on port 21:
- After creating a rule specific to port 21 to be allowed access
- After creating a DNAT rule to pass traffic to my NAS
- After utilizing FTP Proxy
I get access denied in the FTP proxy log, tried both active and passive FTP client, changed from Transparent FTP, to both in the FTP proxy, and I cannot get ANYWHERE with is mess. FTP Proxy also shows the Denied by ACLs error.
I've even tried Any--->FTP--->Any for a firewall rule just for the hell of it, and I am STILL showing being dropped in the network log.
Why would I get dropped on Network Protection when I would have made a specific rule to allow traffic on that specific port?
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