Many firewalls support a means of forming proxy connections other than SOCKS.
When of supplying the remote hostname, the name of the firewall is supplied instead. Instead of supplying the remote user as the user, a string is supplied in the form of remoteuser@remotehost.com. The remote password is supplied as normal.
For example:
ftpConnection.UserName = "remoteuser@remotehost.com
ftpConnection.PassWord = "remotePassword";
ftpConnection.ServerAddress = "firewallhostname";Firewalls we have confirmed support this syntax at the time of writing include Check Point Firewall-1 and WinProxy, but most firewalls should support this.