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Can you verify that Cyberduck has permission to access local network? |
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I'm having the same issue. I'm on macOS Sequoia 15.1.1 and latest version of Cyberduck. Cyberduck has permission to access local network. I installed Crossover and installed WinSCP and am able to connect to sftp and ftp locations. After WinSCP connects, then Cyberduck usually connects to sftp. |
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Please try if changing the following settings resolves the problem:
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Yup. This fixes it. Back on Cyberduck and happy as heck ^_^
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No. Firewall is not enabled on my computer. |
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Can you check if there are any network filters enabled on the system visible in System Settings → Network → Filters. |
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The System Settings → Network doesn't have Filters listed at all. Would they be in something else? |
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Here is a follow up for anyone having this problem. macOS Sequoia added a Private Wi-Fi address function. I noticed it while trying to remote into the computer trying the IP address that was assigned to the computer and finding out it had a different IP address. I turned off Private Wi-Fi address and Cyberduck started working fine. Next day and it is still working fine. Hoping it stays that way. |
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Please try if changing the following settings resolves the problem: