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Without getting more details about your setup its hard to speculate more.Subscribe Method 1 – Disabling Firewall/Anti-Virus Software on Your Computer If you don't have any problem to reach it from your desktop client it might be, that your desktop client is using active mode, while wget uses passive mode, or that there is no firewall/NAT router between your desktop and the server, but between your shared hosting and the server there is one.

none or a wide open firewall, because the ports on the listener side will be different for each connection.

active mode with a client behind a simple NAT router will not work

an IP reachable by the other side, e.g.

In passive mode the server opens the port and let the client know where it listens in response to the clients PASV command. In active mode the client creates a local listener and let the server know about its IP:Port using the PORT command and the server then connects to the clients port (usually from port 20 on the server side). I can't tell if the issue is on the Microsoft ("source") server side or on the Linux ("client") side.įor file transfers or directory listings FTP opens additional TCP connections on dynamic ports.

The first time I made a note of the error, it tried ports in the 487X range. With the "couldn't connect" error, on each retry, it attempts a different port number (not 21, which it has already successfully connected to). couldn't connect to port 1128: Connection timed out

Here's the command I'm using to initiate the transfer: wget -m login is successful, then these commands are issued: => SYST. The "source" server is a Microsoft server, and the FTP client on my desktop has no problem with it. I'm using an SSH connection to the "destination" server (a Linux box on shared hosting) to run the wget command. In attempting to transfer all files from one web server ("source") to another ("destination"), the wget command is connecting via FTP, but cannnot proceed beyond the PASV command.