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I'm able to get from the FTP command line.
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I'm able to get from the FTP command line.

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I disabled PASV and I was able to get in. I'll still gave you the points since you got me closer to figuring it out. Thankx
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I disabled PASV and I was able to get in. I'll still gave you the points since you got me closer to figuring it out. Thankx

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I have a Windows 2000 Server (No AD) that is set up as a FTP server running IIS. If I connect through my ftp from inside my network I am able to log in. When I log in from outside the network I get an error message.<br />
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&quot;An error accurred opening that folder on the FTP Server. Make sure you have permission to access that folder&quot;<br />
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I have enabled port forwarding for port 20 and 21 on my router. Did I forget a port?
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I have a Windows 2000 Server (No AD) that is set up as a FTP server running IIS. If I connect through my ftp from inside my network I am able to log in. When I log in from outside the network I get an error message.

"An error accurred opening that folder on the FTP Server. Make sure you have permission to access that folder"

I have enabled port forwarding for port 20 and 21 on my router. Did I forget a port?

Can't Access my FTP from the internet

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