IcEr3K
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Los Angeles, CA
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| FTP Server
Well, I have a FTP Server and I use Serv-U-FTP 3.0 and I can't have people log on. I have a Linksys BEFSR41 router with latest firmware. How can I get it to work?
I set it to forward ports 0-65535 and it still won't work.
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jw55505
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join:2001-11-28
Mechanicsville, VA
| The ports you need to forward are port 21 and then a range of high ports for passive mode ftp. (Like 50000 - 50100)
Look at this post for some more detailed info.
Also, when you setup Serv-U, you need to specify your WAN IP address for passive mode and then the same range of high ports you forwarded in the Linksys.
Try a search on this forum for Serv-U and FTP and you'll find some other good discussions on this topic. Hope this helps you. If not, let us know. |
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IcEr3K
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The problem is I did as they said and they could not connect, even I didn't connect to myself.
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jw55505
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join:2001-11-28
Mechanicsville, VA
| reply to IcEr3K
Forwarding ports 0-65535 is a REALLY bad idea for all kinds of reasons. What ports do you have forwarded in the Linky right now? Can you make a connection to your ftp server across the LAN inside the Linky? Try connecting across the LAN using PORT mode. This will eliminate the Linky and that will tell you if you have a basic setup problem with Serv-U. |
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IcEr3K
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join:2001-01-19
Los Angeles, CA
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well, right now it's 19-22 and 50000-51000 and I cannot access from LAN. |
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jw55505
Fish Head
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join:2001-11-28
Mechanicsville, VA
| reply to IcEr3K
First, change the range 19-22 to 21-21.
Then in the first screen, make sure passive port range matches the range of ports being forwarded in the router. Then the second screen, make sure "allow passive mode, use IP" match the IP of the WAN port on the Linksys. Also double check and make sure Serv-U is running on port 21 |
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IcEr3K
Premium
join:2001-01-19
Los Angeles, CA
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still no luck  |
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Airtj
join:2001-08-08
Clifton, VA | reply to IcEr3K
no luck with me either. |
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Airtj
join:2001-08-08
Clifton, VA | reply to IcEr3K
Switched from serv-u to BPFTP and it worked immediately. |
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gitman
join:2001-12-24
Sanibel, FL | reply to IcEr3K
make sure your "domain ip" is your lan IP and not your WAN IP. |
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xlredeyelx
@12.36.x.x | reply to IcEr3K
yeah, im having the same problem with my linksys and serv-u
im about to give bpftp a try though, and see if it makes a differance |
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xlredeyelx
@12.36.x.x
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aww hell man, that shit worked.... i cant believe what i messed up on
i had the serv-u set to login on my WAN, and then when people would login, it wouldnt get forwarded anywhare... i then set the login to my LAN ip, and have people login to the WAN IP, and then it got forwarded correctly |
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gdm
Premium,MVM
join:2001-06-15
Mchenry, IL
clubs: | reply to IcEr3K
xlredeyelx,
could you post what you have your settings for linksys router and in serv-u. I have done all of that and no one can get in including me from the machine that has serv-u on it. |
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Six1
join:2001-05-01
Chesterfield, VA
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I found the setting to ALLOW PASSIVE MODE DATA TRANSFERS, use IP.... selection. Was selected.. couldnt get a log on
trial and error I found out that for some reason it didnt update when it was first selected. Try reselecting it, refreshing settings, and might want to restart the server..
Also I have my real world IP there....
Good Luck |
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gdm
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join:2001-06-15
Mchenry, IL
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I will check all that tonight but as far as I know I have done all of that and no luck. |
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Bruceleeon
@rr.com
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My Crap Worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, I wanted to thank all of you for posting here... Your discussions enabled me to get Serv-U to work.
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mikerivera11
join:2002-03-18
33123
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Re: FTP Server
Guys I need your help I am trying to setup an ftp server with bpftp and I am under a linksys dsl router. I am recelving the following errors. I really need someone help
thanks.
STATUS:> Connected. Authenticating...
COMMAND:> USER scott
331 Password required for scott.
COMMAND:> PASS ********
230 User scott logged in.
STATUS:> Login successful
COMMAND:> TYPE I
200 Type set to I.
COMMAND:> pwd
257 "/" is current directory.
COMMAND:> TYPE A
200 Type set to A.
STATUS:> Retrieving directory listing...
COMMAND:> PASV
227 Entering Passive Mode (208,63,236,19,34,194).
COMMAND:> LIST
STATUS:> Connecting data socket...
ERROR:> Failed to establish data socket |
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Abnormalkit
@wc-dyn.charterpipeli | reply to IcEr3K
Can someone gimme a step by step instructions of how to do it...my router is pissing me off cuz i can't do anything with it. I have a linksys router, but i'm trying to use serv-u. But no on can log on...plz someone help me.... |
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Rezzin
join:2001-03-01
Anaheim, CA | You ever have any luck in getting your ftp server to provide a dir listing on a non-standard port? FTP works fine on the LAN, just can't seem to get clients to pull a dir listing from the server. Logging in works fine. |
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jw55505
Fish Head
Premium
join:2001-11-28
Mechanicsville, VA
| Rezzin, when running on a non-standard port with the linksys, clients can only connect using PORT mode. PASV won't work. That's most likely why they can't get a dir listing.
My setup guide might help you: »linksysftp.dyndns.org |
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