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Connect failed SFTP subsystem on server unavailabl (General questions)

by kennyblair, Thursday, April 15, 2010, 16:49 (5335 days ago)

Our Network Services group applied an update to one of our servers this past weekend. Since the update my VB6 program, using the WOD SFTP client returns an Connect failed SFTP subsystem on server unavailable error message.

We are using an old version of this client (version 2.2.2). I downloaded an evaluation copy of the latest version of SFTP and was able to connect and retrieve files from the updated server.

I need help to determine if there are any options in the older version that can be changed to make it work.

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