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1. sonicefu 27,850
2. sdstuber 25,925
3. schwertner 11,480
4. jinesh_ka... 3,025
5. PlatoCons... 2,400
6. Sqaimes 2,200
7. Milleniuma... 2,195
8. Dr_Billy 2,000
8. sandeep... 2,000
8. ravenpl 2,000
8. oleggold 2,000
8. Fekrat 2,000
8. Delphineous 2,000
8. peter991 2,000
8. jwinney 2,000
8. asvforce 2,000
8. angelIII 2,000
8. byalcin 2,000

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Access Control List (ACL) Problems when using the UTL_TCP Package for FTP in Oracle 11g

Zones: Oracle 11.x Database, Oracle Database, PL / SQL

Tags: Oracle, Oracle 11g, 11.1.0.6

Hi all,

I'm using UTL_TCP to provide FTP functionality through Oracle and have set up ACL privileges for my Oracle user to connect to another server.

I create a connection specifying port 21 and pass over a username, password, then change directory, and next I issue the PASV command and get back parameters for my passive data connection. All at this point is okay (so indicating no problems with the ACL setup). At this point I try to create a connection with these parameters and get ORA-24247: network access denied by access control list

My port range on the ACL is 1 through 32767 so port number is not the issue. Also when I check the DBA_NETWORK_ACLS view I can see the entry with the target server adddress and port configuration as expected

Does anyone have any ideas on why this ACL error is occurring??

Many thanks

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Zone: Database

Question Asked By: darren_k156

Solution Provided By: sdstuber

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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