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Asked by catsystems in Web Servers, Microsoft IIS Web Server, Network Software Firewalls
We have an 2003 IIS that if we browse via the local IP address works perfectly for both web site and FTP purposes however when we try to acess this via the public ip address we can't connect to it. We have forwarded ports 80 & 21 to the IIS and checked this umpteen times. There is no local firewall on the server. If we telnet on to port 21 the screen goes blank for about 10 seconds then returns to the c:> prompt. If we telnet on port 80 we get "could not open connection to host on port 80: connection failed"
We know that port forwarding works on the router as we have other open ports that work fine. We'd be most grateful for any ideas... many thanks
20091111-EE-VQP-89 / EE_QW_2_20070628