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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Levels-4-You : Lounge : FTP and router issues... [Forum Rules]   Back to Forum Thread List Assman15    Posted 9th Mar 2006 3:03am Post 26 / 2085 I've been trying to set up a personal FTP site for my own use, however I can't connect to it from the internet. I know the setup isn't the problem, when I connect internally it works perfectly. I'm behind a Linksys BEFW11S2 router/wireless access point and all the correct ports are forwarded. I also run an HTTP server out of the same PC without any connection problems. My belief is that PASV makes my PC hand back it's IP address and it's handing the internal IP rather than the external one. Any help with configuring this is appretiated. My YouTube     Beatonator    Posted 9th Mar 2006 8:56am Post 1346 / 3716 Ouch, wish i could help you assman, except it sounds like you already know more than me! I know I ha dtrouble connecting to L4Y server at one point, try turning PASV off? Trying to find old players. Anyone about? Drop me a PM or reply to this thread: >Link< (or head over to RFrun.net's comment section!)     Assman15    Posted 9th Mar 2006 11:02am Post 27 / 2085 Quoting Beatonator I know I ha dtrouble connecting to L4Y server at one point, try turning PASV off? Well, I'm using Windows XP's built-in IIS services to host my FTP. I can't seem to find any options regarding PASV otherwise I'd have tried turning it off. My YouTube      Genxer    Posted 9th Mar 2006 11:37am Post 385 / 1325 The correct ports may be forwarded (ie: port 21) but in the router setup have you forwarded the port from your Global ip (Internet IP) back to your current Lan ip (ie: 192.168.0.xx or whatever your local address is), setting your pc to have a static address on the lan would good or just set the port forwaring to have a range or Lan ip's to goto (ie: 192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.25) Try Port Forward and find your router there and see if it can help you. Assman15    Posted 9th Mar 2006 7:43pm Post 28 / 2085 My PC is set up as a DMZ (Demilitarized Zone?) which forwards all ports to my PC. I do currently have a static IP assigned as well as DHCP disabled. If anyone knows a way to give my PC an external IP address while still keeping it behind the router that would solve my problem. Edit: The problem was solved by using dynamic domain name hosting and third-party FTP software. My YouTube    Modified Mar 10th, 05:10am by Assman15

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