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I am currently running a windows 2000 advanced server and trying to run an FTP server out of it. &nbsp;I set up Serve-U FTP on the system but it seems as if people cannot connect to it. &nbsp;I am using a router and the computers connected to the router are able to access it with no problem so I'm guessing it has to do with my port settings. &nbsp;I opened a random port just for the FTP server. &nbsp;If someone can help me it would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thank You,<br />
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I am currently running a windows 2000 advanced server and trying to run an FTP server out of it.  I set up Serve-U FTP on the system but it seems as if people cannot connect to it.  I am using a router and the computers connected to the router are able to access it with no problem so I'm guessing it has to do with my port settings.  I opened a random port just for the FTP server.  If someone can help me it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
SleepyLinux

FTP Server

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Networking Protocols

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