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I have a d-link router for my dsl/aln, and I set static ip's on my lan, and then forward port 21 (ftp) to my one machine and use serve-u ftp server from <a href="http://www.serv-u.com" rel="ugc">www.serv-u.com</a>
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I have a d-link router for my dsl/aln, and I set static ip's on my lan, and then forward port 21 (ftp) to my one machine and use serve-u ftp server from www.serv-u.com [http://www.serv-u.com]

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Does your provider allow incomming requests on port 21?<br />
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Maybe you'll have to map the ftp port on a port above 1024.<br />
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Can you check this out?<br />
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PCassimans
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Does your provider allow incomming requests on port 21?

Maybe you'll have to map the ftp port on a port above 1024.

Can you check this out?

PCassimans

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;i have a local lan connected through a router into an ISP provider. What i want is to access this lan from internet possibly through an FTP server. Any ideas if i can do that and if so recommended soft and configuration.
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Hi,
   i have a local lan connected through a router into an ISP provider. What i want is to access this lan from internet possibly through an FTP server. Any ideas if i can do that and if so recommended soft and configuration.

setting an ftp server

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