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Woo-hoo After all that, found this solved all my problesm - no need to change my firewall settings here at all: Enable passive FTP in Windows Firewall on Windows Server 2008

Thanks - and sorry for posting in wrong forum (actually I mis-read VS for VB, but even so..) Pardon my ignorance of these matters, but won't the receiving server's (the client in this case) port 20 be open anyway, as I can FTP in to that using regular FTP s/w anyway? But using said s/w I have...

Personally I see nothing wrong in using text files (use an .ini file extension by convention) for this sort of thing, as long as you encrypt any passwords. I'd put the ini file in the same folder as the exe (which may mean having two copies if you use different output folders for your...

Hi, I am trying to send (upload) a file to a remote server using System.Net.FtpWebRequest, but the only way I can get it to succeed is by opeing my Firewall to both inbound and outbound TCP traffic on all ports. I have tried restricting it to the obvious ports 20 and 21, but without siuccess...