Try using -p with ftp, which wil put you in passive mode.
Something about being behind the pseudo firewall that IPNAT creates makes
this necessary. I think it's in the ipnat HOW-TO document, tho I could be
wrong. Using this should fix your problem. I suggest usiing an alias for
ftp. Using csh: "alias ftp 'ftp -p' " without the double quotes. That way
you can just forget about it ;-)

	Ryan

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