) file in the user’s home directory for an entry describing an account on the remote machine. Turns off interactive prompting during multiple file transfers.įrom attempting auto-login upon initial connection. In environments where a firewall prevents connections from the outside world back to the client machine. Toggle printing byte counter during transfers.įTP command-line options for Linux and UNIXĭisables command editing and history support, if it was compiled into the Send site specific command to remote server.
Toggle use of PORT cmd for each data connection. Get file restarting at end of local file. Print ? in place of control characters on stdout. Print working directory on remote machine. Issue command on an alternate connection. Set translation table for default file name mapping.įorce interactive prompting on multiple commands. Set templates for default file name mapping. Get file if remote file is newer than local file. Show last modification time of remote file. List contents of multiple remote directories. Toggle printing ‘#’ for each buffer transferred. Toggle meta character expansion of local file names. Toggle carriage return stripping on ascii gets. Now that the pfsense box is doing the routing amongst the subnets it appears to be fine.Change remote working directory to parent directory.
However, since the subnets were all going through the CentOS box I think it was having issues with teh firewall/NAT for some services. So in order to leave our subnets default gateway I kept the centos box in place for the beginning of testing so I could just change the default gw on the centos box and flip back and forth between the old firewall & new. Our old network had 3 different subnets connected to a centos box just forwarding packets amongs the subnets and anything destined for the internet was sent out the ASA. I set this pfsense box up to replace our ASA 5505. Both this one and I believe the new one are configuration errors but either way thanks for any time and help. However, this has dug me into a different issue.
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