Arsenal 1 United 3 (aggregate 1-4)
Bring on Barça or the Blues. United will be in Rome on 27 May to defend the Champions League trophy.
The Champions League holders turned in a flawless away performance to completely dismantle Arsene Wenger's Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, killing the tie through early goals from Ji-sung Park and Cristiano Ronaldo, before the Portuguese added gloss to the scoreline with a breakaway third.
The only sour note for United came through the late dismissal of Darren Fletcher. The Scot will miss the final after being incorrectly punished for bringing down Cesc Fabregas inside the United area, allowing Robin van Persie to hammer home a late penalty.
That made for a cruel end to the evening for Fletcher who, like each and every one of his colleagues, had been magnificent in overcoming the Gunners. It was in stark contrast to the manner in which the evening began, as United put the tie to bed inside 11 minutes.
Arsenal supporters had been encouraged to whip up a frenzied atmosphere to try and help their side overcome a single goal deficit brought about by John O'Shea's first leg strike at Old Trafford, but the Emirates' noise levels dipped irretrievably after seven minutes.
United's mantra had been obvious from the first whistle: counter attack. On the Reds' second such foray, Anderson slipped in Ronaldo, who had been detailed with the lone striker's role by virtue of his searing pace, and the Portuguese fizzed a low ball across the area. Teenage full-back Kieran Gibbs slipped at the crucial moment, allowing Park to pinch the ball and slip a shot over Manuel Almunia and into the which was still ongoing when Ronaldo put the tie out of sight just four minutes later. Having won a free-kick 40 yards from goal, he sent a trademark rocket towards Almunia's left-hand corner, and the Spaniard was unable to read the ball's flight. Game over, tie over, start packing the bags for Rome.
Arsenal, understandably, were rocked. The half-hour mark had arrived before the hosts even tested Edwin van der Sar, and it was a tame header from Fabregas which called the Dutchman into action. Either side of the Spaniard's effort, Wayne Rooney and Ronaldo drew impressive saves from Almunia.
With the Reds' backline in imperious, unbreachable mood, it was left to the forwards to surge forward and exploit the inevitable gaps in Arsenal's foraging formation. Ronaldo had already seen one breakaway end with an Almunia save before he struck a superb third goal.
Nemanja Vidic headed an Arsenal corner as far as the Portuguese, who impishly backheeled a pass to Park before high-tailing it towards the Gunners' area. He reached his destination at the same time as Rooney's perfectly-weighted pass, and drilled a fine shot high into Almunia's goal. Cue delirium among the United supporters, and a mass exodus by their Arsenal counterparts.
With Patrice Evra and Rooney at risk of missing the final with another booking, they were quickly hooked for Rafael and Dimitar Berbatov, while Ryan Giggs replaced Anderson after another impressive outing from the young Brazilian.
There was more of a hint of irony, then, when Fletcher raced back to superbly touch the ball away from Fabregas deep inside the United area, only for referee Roberto Rosetti to award a penalty and brandish the red card at the heartbroken Scot.Van Persie drilled home the resultant kick as Fletcher trudged down the tunnel, joining Roy Keane and Paul Scholes on the list of United players unfortunate enough to have been ruled out of European football's greatest showpiece by suspension.
While dismay was ultimately the order of the day for Fletch, the overall mood among the United camp must be one of elation after one of the most emphatic European away displays in memory. The Reds are off to Rome, where Barcelona or Chelsea - both vanquished last season - will await. Forza United!
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FTP
FTP Overview
1).FTP Control Channel, TCP Port 21: All commands you send and the ftp server's responses to those commands will go over the control connection, but any data sent back (such as "ls" directory lists or actual file data in either direction) will go over the data connection.
2).FTP Data Channel, TCP Port 20: This port is used for all subsequent data transfers between the client and server
Types of FTP
The two main types of FTP are active and passive. In active FTP, the FTP server initiates a data transfer connection back to the client. For passive FTP, the connection is initiated from the FTP client.
Active FTP
1).Your client connects to the FTP server by establishing an FTP control connection to port 21 of the server. Your commands such as 'ls' and 'get' are sent over this connection.
2). Whenever the client requests data over the control connection, the server initiates data transfer connections back to the client. The source port of these data transfer connections is always port 20 on the server, and the destination port is a high port (greater than 1024) on the client.
3). Thus the ls listing that you asked for comes back over the port 20 to high port connection, not the port 21 control connection.
Passive FTP
1).Your client connects to the FTP server by establishing an FTP control connection to port 21 of the server. Your commands such as ls and get are sent over that connection.
2). Whenever the client requests data over the control connection, the client initiates the data transfer connections to the server. The source port of these data transfer connections is always a high port on the client with a destination port of a high port on the server.
Anonymous User Permissions
Uploading by anonymous user is enabled with anon_upload_enable option.To let anonymous users also rename or delete their files you set the anon_other _write_enable option.To also them create directives,you set anon_mkdir_write_enable option.
anon_upload_enable=YES
anon_other_write_enable=YES
anon_mkdir_write_enable=YES
All uploaded files are owned by the anonymous FTP user.You can have the files owned by other user,adding greater possible security.In effect the actual user owning the uploaded files becomes hidden from anonymous users.To enable this option,you can chown_uploads and specify the new user with chown_username.
chown_uploads=YES
chown_username=username
The uploaded directory itself should be given write permissions by other users.
You can control the kind of access that users have to file with anon_mask option setting default permissions for upload files.The default is 077
Connection Time Limits
The idle_session_timeout option will cut off idle users after a specified time and data_connection_timeouts will cut off failed data connections.The defaults are
idle_session_timeout=600
data_connection_timeout=120
The ftpd_banner options lets you setup FTP login messages
ftpd_banner=Welcome to FTP Service
Vsftpd Access Controls
Denying Access
The deny_email_enable options lets you deny access by by anonymous users and the banned_email file option designates the file that holds the email address of the users.
UserAccess
The userlist_enable options control access by users denying access to those listed in the file designated by the userlist_file(vsftpd.userlist).If you want to restrict access to certain selected users,you can change meaning and usage of the vsftpd.user_list file to indicate only those users allowed access,instead of those denied access.To do this you set userlist_deny option is NO the only users in vsftpd.user_list will be granted access to FTP site.
User Restrictions
The chroot_list_enable option controls access by local users,letting them access only theirhome directories,while restricting system access.The chroot_list_file option designates the file (vsftpd.chroot) that lists those users allowed access.You can allow access by all users with the chroot_local_user option.If this option is set then the file designated by chroot_list_file will have an inverse meaning,listing those users not allowed access.In eg the access by local users is limited to those listed in vsftpd.chroot_list
chroot_list_enable=YES
chroot_list_file=/etc/vsftpd.chroot_list
changing the default vsftp anonymous accout directory /var/ftp to other directory.---> add "anon_root=/var/ftp" to the bottom of the anonymous user login in vsftpd.conf
Vsftpd Virtual Hosts
Virtual hosting is where a single FTP server operates as if it has two or more IP addresses.Several IP addresses can then be used to access the same server.The Server will then use a seperate FTP user directory and files for each hosts.With Vsftpd this involves manually creating seperate VSFTPD configuration fles for each virtual hosts in /etc/vsftpd directory
FTP Overview
1).FTP Control Channel, TCP Port 21: All commands you send and the ftp server's responses to those commands will go over the control connection, but any data sent back (such as "ls" directory lists or actual file data in either direction) will go over the data connection.
2).FTP Data Channel, TCP Port 20: This port is used for all subsequent data transfers between the client and server
Types of FTP
The two main types of FTP are active and passive. In active FTP, the FTP server initiates a data transfer connection back to the client. For passive FTP, the connection is initiated from the FTP client.
Active FTP
1).Your client connects to the FTP server by establishing an FTP control connection to port 21 of the server. Your commands such as 'ls' and 'get' are sent over this connection.
2). Whenever the client requests data over the control connection, the server initiates data transfer connections back to the client. The source port of these data transfer connections is always port 20 on the server, and the destination port is a high port (greater than 1024) on the client.
3). Thus the ls listing that you asked for comes back over the port 20 to high port connection, not the port 21 control connection.
Passive FTP
1).Your client connects to the FTP server by establishing an FTP control connection to port 21 of the server. Your commands such as ls and get are sent over that connection.
2). Whenever the client requests data over the control connection, the client initiates the data transfer connections to the server. The source port of these data transfer connections is always a high port on the client with a destination port of a high port on the server.
Anonymous User Permissions
Uploading by anonymous user is enabled with anon_upload_enable option.To let anonymous users also rename or delete their files you set the anon_other _write_enable option.To also them create directives,you set anon_mkdir_write_enable option.
anon_upload_enable=YES
anon_other_write_enable=YES
anon_mkdir_write_enable=YES
All uploaded files are owned by the anonymous FTP user.You can have the files owned by other user,adding greater possible security.In effect the actual user owning the uploaded files becomes hidden from anonymous users.To enable this option,you can chown_uploads and specify the new user with chown_username.
chown_uploads=YES
chown_username=username
The uploaded directory itself should be given write permissions by other users.
You can control the kind of access that users have to file with anon_mask option setting default permissions for upload files.The default is 077
Connection Time Limits
The idle_session_timeout option will cut off idle users after a specified time and data_connection_timeouts will cut off failed data connections.The defaults are
idle_session_timeout=600
data_connection_timeout=120
The ftpd_banner options lets you setup FTP login messages
ftpd_banner=Welcome to FTP Service
Vsftpd Access Controls
Denying Access
The deny_email_enable options lets you deny access by by anonymous users and the banned_email file option designates the file that holds the email address of the users.
UserAccess
The userlist_enable options control access by users denying access to those listed in the file designated by the userlist_file(vsftpd.userlist).If you want to restrict access to certain selected users,you can change meaning and usage of the vsftpd.user_list file to indicate only those users allowed access,instead of those denied access.To do this you set userlist_deny option is NO the only users in vsftpd.user_list will be granted access to FTP site.
User Restrictions
The chroot_list_enable option controls access by local users,letting them access only theirhome directories,while restricting system access.The chroot_list_file option designates the file (vsftpd.chroot) that lists those users allowed access.You can allow access by all users with the chroot_local_user option.If this option is set then the file designated by chroot_list_file will have an inverse meaning,listing those users not allowed access.In eg the access by local users is limited to those listed in vsftpd.chroot_list
chroot_list_enable=YES
chroot_list_file=/etc/vsftpd.chroot_list
changing the default vsftp anonymous accout directory /var/ftp to other directory.---> add "anon_root=/var/ftp" to the bottom of the anonymous user login in vsftpd.conf
Vsftpd Virtual Hosts
Virtual hosting is where a single FTP server operates as if it has two or more IP addresses.Several IP addresses can then be used to access the same server.The Server will then use a seperate FTP user directory and files for each hosts.With Vsftpd this involves manually creating seperate VSFTPD configuration fles for each virtual hosts in /etc/vsftpd directory
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