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PasvPort property
Determines which outgoing port is used in PASV mode.
Type
A Long value.Syntax
- Basic
object.PasvPort [= value]
The PasvPort(object,value) syntax has these parts:
The PasvPort(object,value) syntax has these parts:
object | An expression evaluating to an object of type wodFTPD. |
value | A Long value. |
Remarks
Use PasvPort property to determine if wodFTPServer will use any port number to make outgoing data connection, or will use port 20 (as specified by RFC) for such connection. Please note that this port is NEVER used for listening - it is only used for OUTGOING connections, so it can be reused many times.By default, wodFTPServer uses port 20 for outgoing connections.