ok, i had this working but must have changed something and didn't realize it. running BulletProof ftp server. also have a d-link router.

on the router:
i have the trigger port as so: 29900-30100
public port:10000-30200
trigger type: tcp
public type: tcp


server info:
adams73533.no-ip.info
port: 30000
user/pass: test/test

i have set up a special folder for this account and there isn't anything in it. so if you could just make a text file and upload it or make a folder, then try to download it so that you are testing both directions. also you have read, write, append, make, list, and subdirs. no deleting allowed.

also, xp's firewall is disabled.

any info on what i've done wrong or anything would be appreciated. thanks.

I tried several times using flash fxp as the client, i'm behind a router myself so maybe that is why i can't get in... I 'll try something else...

Microsoft wsock32.dll, ver2.2, 32bit of Apr 22 1999, at 20:29:32.
Connecting to adams73533.
Connection failed (Connection timed out)
Delaying for 120 seconds before reconnect attempt #1

I can't get in either :(

Connecting to adams73533.no-ip.info port 30000
Connection timed out
Delaying for 120 seconds before reconnect...

Should work on my end - not sure what the problem is :huh:

/JD

can someone try to connect again? thanks.

Just tryed Connecting to adams73533.no-ip.info
Connection failed (Connection timed out

So its not working

PittPull

sorry..

Impossible to lookup host name.

and internet explorer says "opration timed out", that is the same thing.

ok, changed another setting, can someone try it again.

Seems to work. I had to tick PASV mode and also site uses IP Masq/NAT/Nonroutable IP.
Made a dir and put some warehouse fonts there.

ok thanks unicorn. going to still leave this open as before only some people could get in and i want to see how many still have problems.

I can get in, but is slow when entering PASV mode.
I changed to ACTV mode, but got 425 Cannot open data connection (10061)
then it changed itself to PASV.
It locks up at the LIST command....

Indy