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FTP Proxy: Prevent anonymous access

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So... This is not a real Web Filter question, but as the forum is structured like the WebAdmin categories I thought I could as well post it here.

How can I prevent the FTP proxy (non-transparent mode) from being used anonymously? Right now, everyone can connect to any FTP Server anonymously by using :2121 as a proxy. However, I want the users to have to authenticate first.

To be clear, how do I enforce mandatory authentication for the non-transparent FTP proxy using port 2121 like it's possible with the web filter?


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    What Michael said is right, but I think you can use for your scenario the "user network objects". If you want to do that, you should first roll out the "Client Authentication program". This maps the user to his actual ip address.

    regards
    mod
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    Thanks for your feedback. I'll try that!

    What Michael said is right, but I think you can use for your scenario the "user network objects". If you want to do that, you should first roll out the "Client Authentication program". This maps the user to his actual ip address.

    regards
    mod
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  • 0 in reply to mod2402
    Thanks for your feedback. I'll try that!

    What Michael said is right, but I think you can use for your scenario the "user network objects". If you want to do that, you should first roll out the "Client Authentication program". This maps the user to his actual ip address.

    regards
    mod
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