I know before you all say it, I've read Stefaan's article about FTP on the ISAServer.org site, but my query is slightly different. Ok, this could get a little confusing so please bear with me: Workstation subnet = 192.168.5.0 Firewall A subnet = 192.168.2.0 Firewall B subnet = 192.168.1.0 Basically we have three sites and all sites are connected via leased lines or line of sight technology. Ok, I've got two ISA 2004 servers, one running with Win 2003 (Firewall A) and the other running with Win 2000 (Firewall B). Both servers are working fine apart from this Outbound FTP problem. I have configure a workstation as a firewall client and when I point to Firewall A I cannot FTP to an external site using a simple FTP from the command prompt and I get the following message - If I configure the workstation firewall client to point to Firewall B, the FTP from a command prompt works without a problem Both firewalls have exactly the same firewall policy give or take Firewall A has a few extra publishing rules. I have double checked all this (mind you this was very late at night, so could have missed something) but I cannot understand why FTP does not work through Firewall A Can anyone give me any pointers of where to start to look please? Regards Paul Crisp Snr Network Support Analyst