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I have found a solution to this problem that works for me: As explained by Bitdefender in another thread, the issue seems to be that Windows Explorer by default uses a different port every time to connect to FTP servers ("passive" FTP). So they would have to allow all ports for Explorer, but that isn't a good idea from a…
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I have found a solution to this problem that works for me: As explained by Bitdefender here, the issue seems to be that Windows Explorer by default uses a different port every time to connect to FTP servers ("passive" FTP). So they would have to allow all ports for Explorer, but that isn't a good idea from a security…
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I have found a solution to this problem that works for me: As explained by Bitdefender in another thread, the issue seems to be that Windows Explorer by default uses a different port every time to connect to FTP servers ("passive" FTP). So they would have to allow all ports for Explorer, but that isn't a good idea from a…
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I have found a solution to this problem that works for me: As explained by Bitdefender in another thread, the issue seems to be that Windows Explorer by default uses a different port every time to connect to FTP servers ("passive" FTP). So they would have to allow all ports for Explorer, but that isn't a good idea from a…