Features like SFTP (SSH), SSL, TLS, IDN, browser integration, site to site transfers, FTP transfer resume, drag and drop support, file viewing & editing, firewall support, custom commands, FTP URL parsing, command line transfers, filters, and much, much more! I have found that coreFTP is a nice FTP program that is free Windows software which includes the client FTP features you need. Update: In some cases, and for reasons unknown, Filezilla just won't work. Try connecting to your FTP site once again. If you have a similar problem with Filezilla, and the problem persists even when the Windows Firewall is disabled, here is what you need to do:Ĭlick on Connection -> FTP: Choose ActiveĬlick on Connection -> FTP -> Active Mode: Select "Ask your operating system for the external IP address"Ĭlick on Connection -> FTP -> Passive Mode: Choose Fall Back to Active Mode If the Filezilla client needs the external address, and is given 127.0.0.1, then there will be problems indeed! If you go to that URL, you will probably get a result of 127.0.0.1. My Client had the default setting of Connection -> FTP -> Active Mode: Get External IP Address From This URL. After analyzing the situation, it turns out the solution isn't so obvious. Searching the Internet led to not so helpful posts such as "Please read the Network Configuration guide.".
Response: 503 Failure of data connection. After timing out, I received the following messages: Response: 200 PORT command successful The configuration wizard utility ran for a while reporting success until the very end. I ran the Filezilla configuration wizard to diagnose the problem. I ended up with messages like this: Response:Ē00 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.Įrror:ğailed to retrieve directory listing Thusly I knew it was a client configuration problem. Other computers could connect to the same server just fine. I had a specific Filezilla client that refused to retrieve a directory listing. I use Filezilla FTP client to manage files on many servers.
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