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5200 FTP

Yes! Please do or provide a HTTP download link from a free web hosting site. Your Choice.

I'd be interested in checking this out. Please do share your program. Thanks!

reply to ICGabe
yes please!

reply to ICGabe
Please share it.

Regards,

Doctor Olds

reply to ICGabe
I want 1 to, Send it please my ISP not very good with it firmware.

reply to ICGabe

SpeedStreamFTP.zip 48,484 bytes

reply to ICGabe
Oh man, Why no IP options..

I have My IP set to 192.168.2.1 not 192.168.254.254..

My rare setup dosen't work.

I did however place my speedsteems IP in my localhost so if I DNS lookup speedsream it'ss go to my router IP.

speedstream

You just have to be different huh?

reply to ICGabe
id it work for you olds?

Not yet, running a 5861 right now.

reply to Sarick
The FTP login is not set using IP. It's set using a lower interface called SNAP that uses Ethernet to communicate. All you have to do is enter your modem MAC address and set the login. After that you just open your favorite FTP program and connect using the IP of your modem.

Can't seem to get it to work here Entered the modem's MAC, gave it user and pass, but still gives me invalid user when trying to login to FTP...
[text was edited by author 2003-09-27 11:53:56]

Forgot to mention I'm also running WinXP. Program seems to run fine, I enter my info, set FTP, packet gets sent, but I'm still unable to login.

Any other suggestions ICGabe?

BTW, thanks for sharing your program.

reply to ICGabe
Unfortunately I wasn't able to create a better mechanism to inform every possible error that can occur. Here are some tips:
1. Make sure the interface you select is the one that the modem is physically connected to.
2. Try to use an Ethernet card and not USB.
3. Shut down any programs that may be communicating with modem configurations, i.e. TangoManager, or any SNMP program.
4. Make sure to use the correct modem IP when connecting to the FTP.
5. Connect to the FTP immediately after setting the login as the login will expire after a short time.
6. Make sure to enter the MAC address in hexadecimal format, i.e. AA:FF:00:00:AA:88
7. When setting the login/password use a short one, i.e. 123/123

Since I have only my SpeedStream with Router firmware to use for testing I haven't been able to test all possibilities. If you can't get it to work let me know what your current OS/Firmware/connection is and I will do some more testing.

reply to ICGabe
Just thought I might show you all the FTP transaction with my SpeedStream modem.

*** CuteFTP Pro 3.0 - build Nov 4 2002 ***

STATUS:> Getting listing ""...
STATUS:> Connecting to ftp server 192.168.254.254:21 (ip = 192.168.254.254)...
STATUS:> Socket connected. Waiting for welcome message...
220 FTP Server Ready
STATUS:> Connected. Authenticating...
COMMAND:> USER 123
331 User name ok, need password
COMMAND:> PASS *****
230 User logged in
STATUS:> Login successful.
COMMAND:> PWD
257 "/"
STATUS:> Home directory: /
COMMAND:> FEAT
500 Unknown cmd FEAT
STATUS:> This site doesn't support the 'features' command.
COMMAND:> REST 100
500 Unknown cmd REST 100
STATUS:> This site cannot resume broken downloads.
COMMAND:> PASV
227 Entering Passive Mode (192,168,254,254,4,3)
COMMAND:> LIST
STATUS:> Connecting ftp data socket 192.168.254.254:1027...
150 Here it comes...
226 Transfer OK, Closing connection
STATUS:> Transfer complete.
COMMAND:> QUIT
221 Bye
STATUS:> Connection closed.

Thanks for the reply.

Here's my stats:

OS: WinXP Pro - Service Pack 1
Router Firmware: 004-E240-A21
Connection: Ethernet

NIC is right, MAC address is right, and no other programs are accessing modem. Tried connecting immediately after setting the FTP login/pass but still no go. I do see the router's light blink when I set the FTP info, but for some reason it seems to not be setting the values (even temporarily)

reply to ICGabe
Ok, your configuration is identical to mine. I'm going to try to add some more intelligence to the SNAP mechanism (the SendSanp.dll) so that we can receive confirmation from the modem that the packet was received.
There is one thing that I would like you to try though. If you still have the firmware update program (Update_E240_A21_70-7_1086-503.exe) try to run it (don't update just run it) and se if it finds your modem. This update program uses the same SNAP mechanism that mine uses, although with more intelligence.
Let me know what happens.

Yes, the firmware update program finds the modem without a problem, always has (along with all other's I've tried).

I'll be happy to test out the new SNAP mechanism when you're ready and let you know how it goes. Thanks.

reply to ICGabe

SpeedStreamF···_1_1.zip 56,654 bytes