As long as the AS400 has a working default route this will work. You just need to get an external IP address from your ISP and setup a Mapped IP address in your firewall. The FTP server will be able to access the AS400 using the external IP address.
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If the AS/400 is the client then you will need to run ftp from a command line to connect to the remote host. As long as the client has a route to that remote host and the firewall(s) is(are) opened for ftp protocol, you should be able to communicate. Here's a <a href="http://faq.midrange.com/data/cache/67.html">FAQ about AS/400 FTP</a>
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: October 8, 2008 12:46 pm by mshen27,310 pts.
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Is the AS/400 the client to an ftp server or the provider of ftp services?
the as400 is the client…i do not want to necessarily open the as400 to the internet in a server environment..