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Author Message eolson1001 Post subject: Error opening file for writingPostPosted: 2014-03-20 14:54 Offline

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500 Command not understood Joined: 2011-04-19 20:37 Posts: 3 First name: erik Last name: olson Just tried to upgrade from Filezilla ftp protocol commands Server 0.9.41 to 0.9.43 on a Server 2003 box. Halfway through the installation, I get an error. "Error opening file for writing: C:\ProgramFiles\Filezilla Server\Filezilla Server Interface.exe". Options are abort, retry, ignore. Retry doesn't work. https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/10943891/error-writing-ftpip-address-undefined-error I tried ignore, but when Filezilla Server starts I get the following error every 5 seconds;"Protocol warning: Server version mismatch: Server version is 0.9.67.0, interface version is 0.9.65.0Protocol error: Protocol version mismatch: Server protocol version is 0.1.15.0, interface protocol version is 0.1.13.0Connection to server closed."I tried installing 0.9.41 again, but the error persists.I tried downloading 0.9.43 from another mirror, but the error persists.Any ideas? I have not completely https://forum.filezilla-project.org/viewtopic.php?t=32438 uninstalled and reinstalled as I want to maintain my settings and such if at all possible.Thank you. Top Profile Reply with quote boco Post subject: Re: Error opening file for writingPostPosted: 2014-03-20 14:58 Offline Contributor Joined: 2006-05-01 03:28 Posts: 22710 Location: Germany Simply try again, the error means the installer was unable to close the FileZilla Admin Interface component. If the error shows again, quit the FZ Server Admin Interface manually and then click Retry. _________________### BEGIN SIGNATURE BLOCK ###No support requests per PM! You will NOT get any reply!!!FTP connection problems? Do yourself a favor and read Network Configuration.All FileZilla products fully support IPv6. http://worldipv6launch.org### END SIGNATURE BLOCK ### Top Profile Reply with quote eolson1001 Post subject: Re: Error opening file for writingPostPosted: 2014-03-20 15:10 Offline 500 Command not understood Joined: 2011-04-19 20:37 Posts: 3 First name: erik Last name: olson You know, I tried that multiple times to no avail. After I got your reply, I rebooted the server and tried again and it worked. Strange.Sorry, I didn't try a reboot first before posting. Simple solution.... Top Profile Reply with quote Display posts from previous: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year

to download IOS from 2620 and 2610 router to my tftp and ftp server. With both tftp and ftp iam gettinf the folowing error: "Error writing ftp://ipaddress.../IOS.bin (Write error) I tried to download image from other router like 7120 &4700 to the http://www.velocityreviews.com/threads/error-while-copying-ios-image-from-flash-to-tftp-or-ftp-server.32734/ same tftp and ftp server. I was able to downoad the IOS without any error. Can anybody help me out? Regards Saket Saket Badola, Apr 4, 2004 #1 Advertisements Phillip Remaker Guest "Saket Badola" <> wrote in message news:... > Hi > I http://lostintransit.se/2010/08/16/transfering-files-with-ftp-cisco-asa/ am trying to download IOS from 2620 and 2610 router to my tftp and > ftp server. > With both tftp and ftp iam gettinf the folowing error: > "Error writing ftp://ipaddress.../IOS.bin (Write error) > > I tried to download image from other ftp protocol router like 7120 &4700 to the > same tftp and ftp server. I was able to downoad the IOS without any > error. > > Can anybody help me out? For ftp, make sure that "ip ftp username" and "ip ftp password" are in the config. For TFTP, make sure the file already exists and has write permission. The nature of the path vary by TFTP server, but it is generally relative to the set TFTP root directory. (What TFTP server) Make sure the TFTP server ftp protocol error has write permissions (SolarWinds has a checkbox for that) and that the file has world-write permissions (Unix). Also, the whole dialog of the failure may be hellpful. Make sure you are copying from the right source location. Also be sure that TFTP or FTP serevr don't have IP address restrictions. Phillip Remaker, Apr 4, 2004 #2 Advertisements Saket Badola Guest I have tried "ip ftp username" and "ip ftp password". But result is the same. "Phillip Remaker" <> wrote in message news:<2RZbc.46058$>... > "Saket Badola" <> wrote in message > news:... > > For ftp, make sure that "ip ftp username" and "ip ftp password" are in the > config. > > For TFTP, make sure the file already exists and has write permission. > > The nature of the path vary by TFTP server, but it is generally relative to > the set TFTP root directory. (What TFTP server) > > Make sure the TFTP server has write permissions (SolarWinds has a checkbox > for that) and that the file has world-write permissions (Unix). > > Also, the whole dialog of the failure may be hellpful. Make sure you are > copying from the right source location. Also be sure that TFTP or FTP > serevr don't have IP address restrictions. Saket Badola, Apr 5, 2004 #3 Saket Badola Guest I have tried "ip ftp username" and "ip ftp password". But result is the same. "Phillip Remaker" <> wrote in message news:<2RZbc.46058$>... > "Saket Badola" <> wrote in message > news:... > > For

the natural choice for transfering files on a Cisco device for a long time but it has some weaknesses: It's not reliable, since it doesn't use TCP Since it's not using TCP every packet has to be acknowledged before the next one can be sent No support for encryption of traffic Takes long time to transfer large files So why do we still use TFTP, mostly because it's simple to setup and that we are used to it. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) overcomes most of the weaknesses of TFTP. It's reliable because it uses TCP for transport. We send several packets before needing to acknowledge. It's much faster. It is not encrypted but if that is a must Secure Copy (SCP) can be used. Transfering a file from a FTP server to a Cisco ASA is very easy. First you need a FTP server, I use Quick ‘n Easy FTP Server Lite. This is the syntax to transfer a file: copy ftp://user:[emailprotected]/filename disk0: Change user and password to the real user and password and the servip is the IP used by the FTP-server. Filename is the name of the file to transfer. Disk0 is the destination for the file. I did some upgrades of ASA last week and I was shocked how much faster it is than TFTP so I highly recommend you start using it. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Related Cisco ASAFTPTFTP Post navigation Previous PostCCIE certification guideNext PostUpgrading the license on a Cisco 3560/3750 8 thoughts on “Transfering files with FTP (Cisco ASA)” Pingback: 2010 in review « Daniels quest for CCIE uvdevnull says: February 16, 2012 at 1:59 am Hey thanks man, this is great, didn't know you could pass credentials like that. Very helpful! Reply Fernando X. says: March 20, 2012 at 5:18 pm Beautiful and simple thing. Thanks! Reply Saleh says: August 7, 2014 at 9:39 am What is the command to copy a file from disk0: to a ftp server ? copy disk0:/AnyConnect_client_profile.xml ftp://admin:[emailprotected]/AnyConnect_client_profile.xml Source filename [AnyConnect_client_profile.xml]? Address or name of remote host [192.168.102.243]? Destination username [admin]? Destination password [anonymous]? Destination filename [AnyConnect_client_profile.xml]? %Error writing ftp://admin:[emailprotected]/AnyConnect_client_profile.xml () India-CiscoASA(config)# Thanks Reply reaper81 says: August 7, 2014 at 10:23