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Received this message and informed to report a bug. Downloaded FileZilla today 10/15/08 so assuming that it is the most updated version: Connecting to probe.filezilla-project.org Response: 220 FZ router and firewall tester ready USER FileZilla Response: 331 Give any password. PASS 3.1.4 Response: 230 logged on. Checking for correct external IP address Retrieving external IP address from ​http://ip.filezilla-project.org/ip.php Checking for correct external IP address IP 71.221.42.59 hb-ccb-ec-fj Response: 200 OK PREP 49896 Response: 200 Using port 49896, data token 1573940238 PORT 71,221,42,59,194,232 Response: 200 PORT command successful LIST Response: 150 opening data connection Response: 503 Failure of data connection. Server sent invalid reply. Connection closed Am I doing something wrong?

"Routing and Remote Access" service (which is enabled and set to Autostart by default in some server versions of Windows) might mangle outgoing FTP packets, replacing the server's external IP-address (such as 96.68.37.69) in PASV responses with server's local IP-address (such as 192.168.0.1) if the server in question is running behind NAT.

Such behaviour was observed on Windows SBS Server 2003 SP2. It can be verified by running Wireshark and comparing actual outgoing packets with Filezilla server log records.

Filezilla server should at least warn the user, if this service is running, that it might affect passive mode, otherwise people will be clueless.

I do not know whether this "feature" of RRA can be disabled or not, i have fixed it by disabling RRA itself.

I am using site specific bookmarks but these are effective only on the local site but not on the remote site of the FTP connection. Are there any rules to specify the remote directory in a bookmark ? I have Filezilla client 3.3.1