Setting Additional Controls and Displaying Logs for FTP/REXEC

To set additional controls for FTP and REXEC and to display their logs, select 11. FTP/REXEC from the Firewall Main Menu (STRFW). The FTP/REXEC Logon Security screen appears:

​  ​  GSFTPMNU​                 ​   FTP⁄REXEC Logon Security ​                  ​  Firewall​                                                               ​  System:​   ​  S520    ​   ​  Select one of the following:​                                                                                                                                        ​  Definitions                       ​                                                 ​   1. FTP⁄REXEC Logon      (Incoming)​                                              ​   2. FTP⁄REXEC Logon IPv6 (Incoming)​                                                                                                                               ​   5. Client FTP           (Outgoing)​                                              ​   6. Client FTP IPv6      (Outgoing)​                                                                                                                             ​  Reporting                         ​                                                 ​  11. Display FTP⁄REXEC Log         ​                                               ​  12. Display FTP⁄REXEC Logon Log   ​                                               ​  13. Display FTP⁄REXEC (Server) Log​                                                                                                                                ​  21. Client FTP - Display Log      ​                                                                                                                            ​  Selection or command                  ​                                           ​  ===>​                                                                                                                                                            ​   ​  F3=Exit   F4=Prompt   F9=Retrieve   F12=Cancel                                ​   ​  F13=Information Assistant  F16=AS⁄400 main menu                                 ​                                                                                ​   ​

To set controls for FTP/REXEC, select these options under Definitions:

• To set controls for incoming FTP/REXEC logons, select 1. FTP⁄REXEC Logon (Incoming). The Work with FTP/REXEC Logon Security screen appears, as shown in Setting Additional Controls for Incoming FTP/REXEC Logons.
• To set controls for incoming IPv6 FTP/REXEC logons, select 2. FTP⁄REXEC Logon IPv6 (Incoming). The Work with FTP/REXEC Logon Security IPv6 screen appears, as shown in Setting Additional Controls for Incoming IPv6 FTP REXEC Logons.
• To set controls for outgoing client FTP connections, select 5. Client FTP (Outgoing). The Work with Client FTP Security screen appears, as shown in Setting Additional Controls for Outgoing FTP Connections.
• To set controls for outgoing IPv6 client FTP connections, select 6. Client FTP IPv6 (Outgoing). The Work with Client FTP Security IPv6 screen appears, as shown in Setting Additional Controls for Outgoing IPv6 FTP Connections.

To display reports for FTP/REXEC, select these items under Reporting. Each item displays the Display Firewall Log (DSPFWLOG) (as shown in Displaying Firewall Logs) with appropriate settings:

• To display a log of all FTP/REXEC connections, select 11. Display FTP/REXEC Log. The Display Firewall Log (DSPFWLOG) screen appears with the Type field set to *FTP.
• To display a log of FTP/REXEC logons, select 12. Display FTP/REXEC Logon Log. The Display Firewall Log (DSPFWLOG) screen appears with the Type field set to *FTPLOG.
• To display a log of the FTP/REXEC server, select 13. Display FTP/REXEC (Server) Log. The Display Firewall Log (DSPFWLOG) screen appears with the Type field set to *FTPSRV.
• To display a log of outgoing FTP connections, select 21. Client FTP - Display Log. The Display Firewall Log (DSPFWLOG) screen appears with the Type field set to *FTPCLN.