I recently downloaded FTP Voyager to help with syncing files and folders on our Egnyte FTP site.  After trying to get AllSync to work with much fail I decided to look else where.  Enters FTP Voyager.  So I have installed and set-up the software.  Connects to Egnyte FTP no problem.  I get all the files and folders mapped from our server to the FTP folder and click sync.  PERFECT.  Voyager takes some time but end result is what has changed and what has been added and or deleted.  When I go to sync up the folders the connection times out.  I get an error in the log which states unable to change folders.  When I try to only sync folders or sometimes multiple files the program hangs.  I know the program is free but it is what I am looking for.  Any help would be great at solving this problem.

Thanks.

Paul

Hello

Is there anyway to backup all the Scheduler settings?

(Site Profiles and Tasks)

We need to send a document via FTP over TLS (Explicit) using TLS 1.1.  Does FTP Voyager 16.1 support that?  If so, how do I get my site profile to use that?

Thanks

Hi,

Got FTP-Voyager to work great in command mode using a batch file to initiate file sync to my server from industrial robots to back them up.  Was working great as far as doing the job closing out starting another instance and going to the next robot.

New problem.....

It no longer closes out at the end of the sync.  What option did I change that keeps FTP-Voyager from closing ?  I am using "autoquit=1" in the command line.

Thanks

Stan

Hello,

I have setup a FTP Voyager Scheduled Task that will not executing.  The task is setup to reach out to a FTP to move down any available files and also move up any new files that have been created locally.

When the task is scheduled, it will not stop executing and no available files are pulled down from the FTP or moved up to the FTP site.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Hello,

we use FTP Voyager Scheduler 16.0.2.328 on Windows 7 (64 Bit). The program produces lots of empty xml files in c:\users\...\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files which jam the harddisk. Lots of means 10.000 and more files per day.

The Scheduler operates 2 tasks, one of them runs every 10 minutes. I uninstalled and reinstalled the program - but with no effect.

While we used FTP Voyager Scheduler on a WinXP-machine, we didn't have this problem.

Some weeks ago we tried to operate the scheduler as service, but this did'nt work as expected, so we stopped that. Could this cause the misfunction? But ... the service not active and not listed in the services-overview.

And what do I have to do to stop this?

Any suggestions?

BR

Christoph

Help!  I used to have FTP Voyager 15.2, then I upgraded from a 32-bit machine to a 64-bit machine.  Then I downloaded FTP Voyager 16.2 to my new computer.   I can connect to the node that I want, but it will not accept my password.  I have checked 3 times & I am definitely typing in the password correctly.  Here's the log for the error.   How may I fix this error?   Thanks  --- Joyce

STATUS> Resolving host "PBVAX2"...

STATUS> Connecting to "143.219.252.147" on port 21.

STATUS> Connected to 143.219.252.147:21 from 143.219.161.202:50481.

220-       THIS IS A PRIVATE COMPUTING FACILITY.

           NON-AUTHORIZED USE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

220 pbvax2 FTP Server (Version 4.0) Ready.

STATUS> Connected. Logging in to the server.

COMMAND> USER nk23328

331 Username NK23328 requires a Password.

COMMAND> PASS ***

530 Login incorrect.

ERROR> Password not accepted.

ERROR> Unable to login.

ERROR> Connection attempt failed.  Retrying in 3 seconds...

STATUS> Retrying Connection (attempt 2)...

STATUS> Resolving host "PBVAX2"...

STATUS> Connecting to "143.219.252.147" on port 21.

STATUS> Connected to 143.219.252.147:21 from 143.219.161.202:50483.

220-       THIS IS A PRIVATE COMPUTING FACILITY.

           NON-AUTHORIZED USE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

220 pbvax2 FTP Server (Version 4.0) Ready.

STATUS> Connected. Logging in to the server.

ERROR> Could not establish a connection to PBVAX.

STATUS> Connection attempt canceled by user.

Hello,

I really need your help to solve this issue.

We are using FTP Voyager V16.2.0.328 to schedule different tasks to send messages to our partners.

The problem is that sometimes, the tasks are frozen. It keeps trying to connect but do nothing, and as it doesn't send an issue mail.

In the log, the action stay  : Connected

To solve it, we just interrupt the task in order to run the other tasks.

Is there a solution to kill the task after X min, or to send a mail when the task stay connected more than X Min ?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Hi

I've referred to here by FTP Voyager support.

This is my first time I use FTP Voyager for scheduling file transfer, configuring task was very easy, but I still cannot make it work.

In the task action, I created a new action to download a specific folder (and all files and subfolders inside that folder to my local PC

In action information, I put the (Remote File or Folder) as: /FolderName

Nothing downloaded, and error in the log says:

Execution failed (Last Error Message: Unable to perform file action: Could not retrieve additional information about the source path.  Does the source path exist?).

I changed it to: FolderName (without slash).

Nothing downloaded, and same error in the log.

I then tried: FolderName/*.*

Log says: Execution successfully completed.

But in the local folder, I found it only downloaded files from main folder (No subfolders or files inside them), and some of them with ZERO size !!!!!

Again, I tried: /FolderName/*.*

Log says: Execution successfully completed.

I found that the ZERO size problem has been solved (files downloaded with correct size) but still cannot get the subfolders !

In the forum, I found a link to the older version (ver. 15.2.0.19)

I downloaded and tried it on another PC, It works like a charm, with no errors !

Can anyone here help me to figure out how to make the scheduler download the whole content of remote folder ??

Hi All. I upgraded by FTP Voyager/Scheduler from v13 to v16. The interface I like along with the stability but I am having issues galore. So I'll post some and see what I get back. The questions below assume it worked fine in v13 and isn't or is doing something different in v16.

1) My downloads from Unix to Windows used ASCII and was fine. Now the CR (carriage returns) are being stripped and I can't figure out why or how to fix it. In global and profile options I have tried all 3 transfer modes. The file is still stripped.

2) My scheduler actions I have just the file to download and the local path I could use the variables for dates and also rename it from there. Now, if I use a variable or rename in that local path line, it creates a folder with the dates variables and put the file in side unchanged. <- driving me crazy.

3) Many jobs were failing saying "path not found" which I learned has to be the absolute path now. Is this true?

Any help with these would be great. I have had to write a bunch of batch files for temporary use until I can figure out how to make Voyager do it [again] like it has been.

Thanks all

Is there a way i can have a schedule setup to send a file and move the file once sent to a SENT folder. ive used other Clients before where this is possible but im struggling to find an option to do this,

we have a folder full of files that need to be sent out over FTP, once the files have been sent the files will need to be moved to the SENT folder as a backup.

many thanks in advanced and hope there is something that can be done

I am trying to connect to a vendor's MFT to upload and download files using.  I can connect using FileZilla but not FTP Voyager.  Here is a screenshot of the log showing the error I am receiving.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

Using Ver. 16.1.0.0, manual Synchronization works fine, but when scheduled using Schedule Management Console Synchronization fails, here are the logs.

Thanks,

B

This when it fails

[03] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - Server supports resume.

[05] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - OPTS UTF8 ON

[06] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - 200 UTF8 set to on

[05] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - OPTS MLST Type;Size;Modify;UNIX.mode;UNIX.owner;UNIX.group;

[06] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - 200 OPTS MLST type;size;modify;UNIX.mode;UNIX.owner;UNIX.group;

[05] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - PWD

[06] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - 257 "/" is the current directory

[13] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - (Action: Synchronize /WfmtJnNw to U:\SatJazNet) - Synchronizing local folder "V:\Import\JazzNetwork" with remote folder "/WfmtJnNw"

[05] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - MLST /WfmtJnNw

[06] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - 250-Start of list for /WfmtJnNw

[06] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - 250-modify=20140801121926;type=dir;UNIX.group=0;UNIX.mode=0755;UNIX.owner=108; /WfmtJnNw

[06] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - 250 End of list

[13] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - (Action: Synchronize /WfmtJnNw to U:\SatJazNet) - Action failed (Last Error Message: Unable to synchronize folders: Could not retrieve additional information about the remote path.  Please make sure the path exists and the logged in user has permissions within the folder.).

[12] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:01 - (Task: Synchronize /WfmtJnNw to U:\SatJazNet) - Execution failed (Last Error Message: Unable to synchronize folders: Could not retrieve additional information about the remote path.  Please make sure the path exists and the logged in user has permissions within the folder.).

[05] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:03 - QUIT

[04] Fri 01Aug14 14:29:03 - The server has unexpectedly closed the connection.

This when successful:

STATUS>    Server supports resume.

COMMAND>    OPTS UTF8 ON

    200 UTF8 set to on

COMMAND>    OPTS MLST Type;Size;Modify;UNIX.mode;UNIX.owner;UNIX.group;

    200 OPTS MLST type;size;modify;UNIX.mode;UNIX.owner;UNIX.group;

COMMAND>    PWD

    257 "/" is the current directory

STATUS>    Receiving: /WfmtJnNw/31351.wav -> \\Prodone\D\Import\JazzNetwork\31351.wav

COMMAND>    TYPE I

    200 Type set to I

COMMAND>    PASV

    227 Entering Passive Mode (107,20,242,177,247,177).

STATUS>    Opening passive mode data connection to 107.20.242.177, port 63409.

COMMAND>    RETR /WfmtJnNw/31351.wav

    150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for /WfmtJnNw/31351.wav (30980476 bytes)

    226 Transfer complete

STATUS>    Transferred 11,539,170 bytes. 3,205.89 KB/sec.

COMMAND>    XCRC "/WfmtJnNw/31350.wav"

    500 XCRC not understood

ERROR>    XCRC command failed. The command may not be supported by this server.

STATUS>    XCRC command checking has been disabled for future transfers using this session.

STATUS>    Received 11,539,170 bytes.

STATUS>    Transfer time: 00:00:03.515.

STATUS>    Receiving: /WfmtJnNw/31352.wav -> \\Prodone\D\Import\JazzNetwork\31352.wav

COMMAND>    PASV

    227 Entering Passive Mode (107,20,242,177,250,204).

STATUS>    Opening passive mode data connection to 107.20.242.177, port 64204.

COMMAND>    RETR /WfmtJnNw/31352.wav

    150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for /WfmtJnNw/31352.wav (3816256 bytes)

    226 Transfer complete

STATUS>    Transferred 3,816,256 bytes. 3,137.05 KB/sec.

STATUS>    Received 3,816,256 bytes.

STATUS>    Transfer time: 00:00:01.188.

STATUS>    Receiving: /WfmtJnNw/31353.wav -> \\Prodone\D\Import\JazzNetwork\31353.wav

COMMAND>    PASV

    227 Entering Passive Mode (107,20,242,177,231,42).

STATUS>    Opening passive mode data connection to 107.20.242.177, port 59178.

COMMAND>    RETR /WfmtJnNw/31353.wav

    150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for /WfmtJnNw/31353.wav (64249380 bytes)

    226 Transfer complete

STATUS>    Transferred 30,980,476 bytes. 3,190.04 KB/sec.

COMMAND>    XCRC "/WfmtJnNw/31351.wav"

    500 XCRC not understood

ERROR>    XCRC command failed. The command may not be supported by this server.

STATUS>    XCRC command checking has been disabled for future transfers using this session.

STATUS>    Received 30,980,476 bytes.

STATUS>    Transfer time: 00:00:09.484.

COMMAND>    QUIT

    221 Goodbye.

    226 Transfer complete

STATUS>    Transferred 64,249,380 bytes. 3,366.07 KB/sec.

STATUS>    Received 64,249,380 bytes.

STATUS>    Transfer time: 00:00:18.640.

COMMAND>    QUIT

    221 Goodbye.

We need to send a document via FTP over TLS (Explicit) using TLS 1.1.  Does FTP Voyager 16.1 support that?  If so, how do I get my site profile to use that?

Thanks

Users transfer date to serv-U server with FTP Voyager.

User do also transfer data to some linux SFTP servers.

We used to have FTP Voyager 15.2.0.15 - everything worked fine.

Since updating to FTP Voyager 16.0.2.0 authentication
with linux SFTP servers fail (connection to Serv-U is still working) It seames that the password is not transferred to the server.

Whithout configuring user and password in server profile: I've been asked for a username - not for the password.

     Log: SSH_MSG_USERAUTH_FAILURE

     /var/log/messages:

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: Connection from 10.142.40.230 port 2087

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: Client protocol version 2.0; client software version FTP Voyager_16.0.2.0

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: no match: FTP Voyager_16.0.2.0

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: Enabling compatibility mode for protocol 2.0

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: Local version string SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.1

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: user zfs-sftp matched group list sftponly at line 143

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: PAM: initializing for "zfs-sftp"

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: PAM: setting PAM_RHOST to "10.142.40.230"

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: PAM: setting PAM_TTY to "ssh"

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: do_cleanup

Jul  5 07:59:21 chwiitsv042 sshd[29597]: debug1: PAM: cleanup

Anyone an idea what's wrong ?

Thank you very much

Christof

I have a connection set up to a server, all that is fine...

I can send smaller files just fine...

Larger files? It seems that the Command channel times out...

In the header of the Welcome message is a warning of a timeout at 3 minutes of inactivity...

So I dutifully setup a 150 second Keep Alive...

What I see in the log is...

The file (11GB+) sends fine...(Although there seems to be many reconnections during the transfer)

I will see an OPTS MLST command send

followed by a PWD and then a reconnection attempt...

Finally I will see a "Transfered <many> bytes STATUS message... Followed by an XCRC - which seems to receive no response after maybe 30 seconds...

Then another PWD...

Then an ERROR> Server has unexpectedly closed the connection...

And we start again....

Ideas?

I want to use FTP Voyager to upload data on a regular schedule from remote sites to my FTP server.  The application checks all of the boxes for what I need it to do: Upload all files in a folder, do some XCRC/XMD5/XSHA1, and then delete the local files after successful upload.  My problem is that the scheduled task seems to never complete sometimes and we stop receiving files.

The Internet connections for most of our locations frequently drop.  It seems this might have something to do with the problem.  My oldest installation has been running reliably since July and has a solid connection.  The scheduler hangs most frequently on sites with the worst connectivity issues.

I have implemented a klugey work-around by scheduling a task that restarts the Voyager scheduler service.  This keeps the problem from manifesting and we receive our files.

I set the following scheduler options:

• connection timeout = 90
• connection retries = 9
• connection delay = 3
• transfer send timeout = 90
• transfer idle timeout = 5
• file transfer upload file tries = 10

Scheduled task creation:

1. I create a scheduled task that runs every 15 minutes.
2. Add an action to run an external program.  This executes a batch file that moves files into a staging folder for the FTP transfer.
3. Add a second action to synchronize remote folders.  This moves the files up to our FTP server.
   1. I add an event to this action that runs a batch file after upload.  The batch file is there to delete the uploaded file and is passed, "$LocalPath", as an argument.

This setup works perfectly well in my lab and at the site with the consistent Internet connection.  Other locations have been seen to work for days and even weeks, but eventually the scheduled task hangs until the scheduler service is restarted.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Good day

I've set up a Scheduler job to Move Down files from an FTP server to my local disk.

The files download fine but then the remote files are never deleted, I don't even see a failed DELE command in the log.

I've tried the following two remote paths:

• /
• /*

Both work for downloads, both don't delete the files.

Log Sample

[03] Sat 12Apr14 17:04:37 - Receiving: /folder/blah.avi -> C:\Users\Private\Downloads\blah.avi

[05] Sat 12Apr14 17:04:37 - PASV

[06] Sat 12Apr14 17:04:38 - 227 Entering passive mode (95,211,93,130,234,161).

[03] Sat 12Apr14 17:04:38 - Opening passive mode data connection to 95.211.93.130, port 60065.

[05] Sat 12Apr14 17:04:38 - RETR /folder/blah.avi

[06] Sat 12Apr14 17:04:38 - 125 Data connection already open. Transfer starting.

[06] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:55 - 226 Transfer complete.

[03] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:56 - Transferred 358 649 864 bytes. 201,12 KB/sec.

[05] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:56 - XCRC /folder2/blah2.avi"

[06] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:56 - 500 Command "XCRC" not understood.

[04] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:56 - XCRC command failed. The command may not be supported by this server.

[03] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:56 - XCRC command checking has been disabled for future transfers using this session.

[03] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:56 - Received 358 649 864 bytes.

[03] Sat 12Apr14 17:22:56 - Transfer time: 00:29:01.453.

Any help to fix this or workaround would be much appreciated.

I'm setting up the FTP Voyager Scheduler to download backup files from our F5's. It works on some, with this log message:

[12] Tue 13Oct15 12:05:04 - (Task: f5-internal-01_backup) - Execution successfully completed.

[07] Tue 13Oct15 12:05:07 - SSH_MSG_DISCONNECT: reason code 11; description: Disconnection initiated by user.

But fails on 4 out of 6 with this log message:

The last message is from having to cancel the task, as it just sits at "Executing". The only difference is the F5 OS version, the ones that work are 11.2.0 and the ones that fail are 11.6.0, anyone see this before?

I realize that the company has little incentive to worry about how their free FTP client inter-operates with a rival server product, but I wondered if anyone had any clues about my problems connecting to IIS FTP server.  (Long ago I purchased Serv-U for my now geriatric server, and once owned an actual purchased copy of FTP voyager back when it was a paid product.  But by the time moved to a new server, Serv-U went upscale and is way too expensive for my humble purposes.)

I get two types of error, which might or might not be related:

1) When uploading multiple files at once to the server, the connection always hangs on the second file after successfully uploading one file.  IIS log looks like this:

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PASV - 227 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 59159 DataChannelOpened - - 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 59159 DataChannelClosed - - 2 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 LIST /transfer/cart-proc.png 550 2 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea /transfer/cart-proc.png -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 TYPE I 200 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PASV - 227 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 59160 DataChannelOpened - - 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 59160 DataChannelClosed - - 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 STOR cart-proc.png 226 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea /transfer/cart-proc.png -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 XCRC "/transfer/cart-proc.png" 500 87 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 MDTM 20151217045612+/transfer/cart-proc.png 213 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea /transfer/cart-proc.png -

2016-03-02 19:20:56 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PASV - 227 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:57 - servername\username 44.33.22.11 59161 DataChannelClosed - - 2 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:57 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 LIST /transfer/core-strat.png 550 2 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea /transfer/core-strat.png -

2016-03-02 19:20:57 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PASV - 227 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:57 - servername\username 44.33.22.11 59162 DataChannelClosed - - 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

2016-03-02 19:20:57 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 ControlChannelClosed - - 0 0 1566c127-f9c4-423d-a1b3-baaa0225faea - -

This is just uploading a bunch of random images to a folder called "transfer".  After the LIST command for the second filename (to see if it's already there), and another PASV command, everything poops out.

2) I get a lot of "SSL Accept Failed on FTP Data Channel" errors.  These pop up any time I try to upload a file when a file of the same name already exists in the destination folder; and also at random other times.  To get anything done, I need to delete or rename any file of the same name from the server first before uploading; and when the "SSL Accept ..." error pops up at other random times, I need to refresh the destination folder and try again, sometimes repeating this cycle several times.  Eventually it always works, but it's a pain.  The IIS log file for an attempt to upload a file which already exists, generating the "SSL Accept ..." error, looks like this:

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 - 44.33.22.11 990 ControlChannelOpened - - 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 - 44.33.22.11 990 USER username 331 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PASS *** 230 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 / -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 SYST - 215 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 FEAT - 211 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 OPTS UTF8+ON 200 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PBSZ 0 200 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PROT P 200 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PWD - 257 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 CWD /transfer 250 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 /transfer -

2016-03-02 20:56:26 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PASV - 227 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 64021 DataChannelOpened - - 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 64021 DataChannelClosed - - 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 LIST /transfer/pxspoe.png 226 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 /transfer/pxspoe.png -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 PASV - 227 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 64022 DataChannelOpened - - 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 64022 DataChannelClosed - - 2 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 LIST /transfer/pxspoe+(2).png 550 2 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 /transfer/pxspoe+(2).png -

2016-03-02 20:56:27 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 TYPE I 200 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

2016-03-02 20:56:30 11.22.33.44 servername\username 44.33.22.11 990 ControlChannelClosed - - 0 0 cca4903e-ca7c-4a25-87ba-dd2af0e98a04 - -

It's not very informative.  It gets as far as verifying that the alternative filename is available, and then poops out.  IIS FTP server seems to have no more logging detail available.  It's not just a dumb-nuts firewall problem, since I can upload individual files one at a time in passive mode using the tricks mentioned above.

Any insight is appreciated.