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How to restrict the FTP in OpenVMS
Name: Kaman Date: December 3, 2001 at 07:32:42 Pacific
Comment:
Dear all,
Does anyone knows how to restrict users access on the directory and files by FTP in OpenVMS?
I know Unix and NT can define which specific file or directory the user can accesse by FTP.
Name: tez Date: December 4, 2001 at 04:15:43 Pacific
Reply:
kaman,
There is a general way. OpenVMS sticks a NETWORK process identiefier on each FTP-child process (show process/rights). By putting an ACE on every file/directory that is public but shouldn't be via FTP, you can restrict access:
$ SET FILE/ACL=(ID=NETWORK, ACCESS=NONE)
You can use additional ACE's for specific (FTP)users.
If you want NT/UNIX-like anonymous FTP behaviour, see the appropriate paragraph in the TCP/IP management manual:
Name: klaus Date: December 5, 2001 at 23:49:27 Pacific
Reply:
Hi, on VMS machines the TCP/IP software is called UCX.
Please use UCX on command prompt to connect to (the propmt will change to UCX>). Use help on command prompt to find out more about FTP, TELNET and others.
Maybe you can find a solution since I'm not sure what you are looking for exactly. Please explain what you would do on Unix or NT OS... Klaus
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Response Number 3
Name: florin Date: March 20, 2002 at 05:53:23 Pacific
Reply:
Type UCX help set service/accept You can restrict access by ip address (or host names ...if is defined) After changing settings you must restart ftp service: $UCX DISA SERV FTP $UCX ENAB SERV FTP
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