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Is BlackICE the only firewall protecting your Server.<br />
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Does your router has some access-list on it. Have you opened ports 47792 and 10000...10020 on router as well.<br />
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If you have any other firewall between router and server, then you must open the ports on it as well.<br />
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Then from outside use this URL in IE.<br />
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<a href="ftp://your_public_ip:47792" rel="ugc">ftp://your_public_ip:47792</a><br />
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You must specify port number as your ftp is not running on default port 21.
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Is BlackICE the only firewall protecting your Server.

Does your router has some access-list on it. Have you opened ports 47792 and 10000...10020 on router as well.

If you have any other firewall between router and server, then you must open the ports on it as well.

Then from outside use this URL in IE.

ftp://your_public_ip:47792 [ftp://your_public_ip:47792]

You must specify port number as your ftp is not running on default port 21.

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Hi folks, this is the current background of the connectivity issue i am having ...<br />
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Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP1, with Blackice Server protection as our main firewall, this is a dedicated server in usa, lets say our public internet ip adress is 209.73.186.238 ... our public gateway ip lets say is 209.73.186.1 &nbsp;...<br />
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Our ftp service must run on port 47792 ...<br />
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The ftp we are using is Titan Ftp server, i´ve checked the box where &quot;&nbsp;we are behind a router/cable/firewall&quot; and typed the public gateway ip let say 209.73.186.1 .<br />
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In our firewall ( ISS Blackice Server Protection) i´ve opened ports 47792, and ports for passive mode 10000 - 10020, pointing to 209.73.186.238.<br />
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Am i missing something? because i cannot access the ftp from the outside .. (internet) ...<br />
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Hi folks, this is the current background of the connectivity issue i am having ...

Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP1, with Blackice Server protection as our main firewall, this is a dedicated server in usa, lets say our public internet ip adress is 209.73.186.238 ... our public gateway ip lets say is 209.73.186.1  ...

Our ftp service must run on port 47792 ...


The ftp we are using is Titan Ftp server, i´ve checked the box where " we are behind a router/cable/firewall" and typed the public gateway ip let say 209.73.186.1 .

In our firewall ( ISS Blackice Server Protection) i´ve opened ports 47792, and ports for passive mode 10000 - 10020, pointing to 209.73.186.238.


Am i missing something? because i cannot access the ftp from the outside .. (internet) ...

 

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