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Maximum connection to a server

Posted: 2023-12-29 00:18
by moudar
Hi
My server is version 0.9.39
It allows only five of my switches to login and start downlaoding a new image.
The server allows other things (Vmware) to download at the same time when my five switches are downloading.
I got many switches (about 300) that waits in a queue when one is finished other one comes in.

Any idea why only five switches are allowed to download at the same time and not more?
All switches are getting a speed of 500 kb up and down. No limits are set on the settings.!

Re: Maximum connection to a server

Posted: 2023-12-29 03:13
by boco
Your server version went out of support when 0.9.40 was released, which was 2011-10-23, more than twelve years ago.

Support is only provided for the latest version, which is 1.8.0, currently.

Re: Maximum connection to a server

Posted: 2023-12-29 12:15
by moudar
the newest version is acting weird, these are logs I am getting. The switch is timig out
don't know why is this happening

<Date/Time> Info [Type] Message
<2023-12-29 13:14:02> Admin UI [Status] Successfully connected to server 127.0.0.1:14148. Server's version is 1.8.0, running on x86_64-w64-mingw32.
<2023-12-29 13:14:02> Admin UI [Warning] In order to access the server from the internet first you need to configure the passive mode settings from the Administration interface.
<2023-12-29 13:14:02> Admin UI [Warning] You will also need to forward the same range of ports in your router.
<2023-12-29 13:14:02> Admin UI [Warning] The Network Configuration Wizard might help you with that, you find it in the Administration interface Server menu.
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 [Response] 220-FileZilla Server 1.8.0
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 [Response] 220 Please visit https://filezilla-project.org/
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 [Command] USER moudar
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 [Response] 331 Please, specify the password.
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 [Command] PASS ****
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 moudar [Response] 230 Login successful.
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 moudar [Command] TYPE I
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 moudar [Response] 200 Type set to I
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 moudar [Command] PASV
<2023-12-29 13:14:11> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 moudar [Response] 227 Entering Passive Mode (10,32,0,7,215,175)
<2023-12-29 13:14:41> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 moudar [Command] QUIT
<2023-12-29 13:14:41> FTP Session 12 172.22.2.81 moudar [Response] 221 Goodbye.
<2023-12-29 13:14:41> FTP Server [Status] Session 12 ended gracefully.

Re: Maximum connection to a server

Posted: 2023-12-30 00:41
by boco
172.22.2.81 (client address) and 10.32.0.7 (server address) are both LAN IPs, but not in the same network segment. There must be some sort of gateway device in between (possibly a router). Is that device correctly configured for forwarding the data ports? The port in the log is 55215.

Besides, that log does not show an actual error, it's possibly a timeout on the client's end.

Re: Maximum connection to a server

Posted: 2023-12-30 08:33
by botg
Small correction: Within the same LAN, you can actually use multiple private IP address ranges, no gateway or router is necessary.