POBox1142
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I'm using BCDx36HP Sentinel Ver 2.02, while trying to update the database I get the following error. "229 Extended Passive Mode Entered (|||2645|). Please advise.
I first install sentinel on July 2021 and have used it several times since then. I did just which ISP to T-Mobil recently and this is the first time using this ISP.You are trying to download from internet? Or trying to send updated db to scanner?
Who is your internet service provider? Has this ever worked, or is this first attempt? If it has worked before, what has been changed since last time it worked?
No, I don't have another method. I guess I'll contact T-Mobile and let them know I have an issue. Thanks for your help.Sentinel uses ftp to retrieve the db, and there have been other threads on here with people saying that T-Mobile blocks ftp. Satellite is also problematic. Do you have any other method of accessing internet for 5 minutes to update db with this pc?
ftp.homepatrol.comjtwalker would you happen to know the URL Sentinel uses to access the database?
As already mentioned, several users here on Radio Reference have recently had the same problem, and it does looks like they are blocking FTP transfers that Sentinel uses.No, I don't have another method. I guess I'll contact T-Mobile and let them know I have an issue. Thanks for your help.
Right now they are telling me that 5G is not compatible with FTP. I told them that was BS and they need to open port 21. I have an open ticket with the engineers to get this resolved. Once I learn more I will post that here.As already mentioned, several users here on Radio Reference have recently had the same problem, and it does looks like they are blocking FTP transfers that Sentinel uses.
If you do contact T-Mobile, please let us know if they can resolve the problem. If they can't/won't do anything about FTP transfers being blocked, perhaps you could post back with their reasoning on the matter, and then at least we can caution other members who may be thinking about switching their ISP to T-Mobile.
Right now they are telling me that 5G is not compatible with FTP. I told them that was BS and they need to open port 21. I have an open ticket with the engineers to get this resolved. Once I learn more I will post that here.
That worked for me. I have a T-Mobile hotspot. You may want to try a public wifi, maybe McdonaldsOne solution would be to subscribe to a VPN provider. Then your FTP traffic would be tunneled through the VPN.
It's a little difficult to get my desktop setup there.That worked for me. I have a T-Mobile hotspot. You may want to try a public wifi, maybe Mcdonalds
Just curious if you ever heard back from T-Mobile on this after opening a ticket with the FCC? Was there ever any resolution?Here is what I received from the FCC on this issue.