On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 04:45:22PM +0000, Steve Foster wrote:
> hi there, we use this:
>
> HOST <hostname> <ip-addr> FTPport 21 Critical
>
>
> that seems to satisfy most cases, and works fine..
>
> HTH
>
> Steve
Technically, I believe that this will only check that inetd is answering
in most cases. My guess is that you can get away with adding additional
lines like:
error 421
warning 120
info 220
The goal being to possibly catch "bad things" from the RFC (RFC959, I
think), like:
421-User limit reached.
Basically, the sample you probably want to look at is closer to NNTP than
anything else.
Hope that helps...
Russell
> At 12:30 20/03/02 +0000, antony wrote:
> >Hello,
> >with a bit of luck some one else will have tried (and succeeded) to monitor
> >FTP using portmon. I want to log into the ftp server and then check for the
> >response.
> >I thought that this may do it,
> >
> >HOST ftp <host ip> port 21 Critical user <username>\r\npass <pass>
> >critical 530 Sorry
> >info 230 Ok
> >QUIT quit
> >
> >hoewever it doesnt.... does anyone have any ideas?
> >
> >Regards
> >Antony
> >
> >
> Steve Foster
> Senior Systems Administrator
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