You can't use the same port for the FTP server and RDP, if they both run at the same time. 3390 is usually the port for RDP, and I think your router is setup to allow connections on this port to allow RDP connections. After that passes, you can then try to access your FTP by DNS name (which will resolve to your IP anted enough time has passed for the DNS information to replicate to all root DNS servers).Īs S0lo suggested, you'll have to define the shared folder for root FTP access (this will be the folder that users will see after they connect to the FTP), and grant the users appropriate rights to see the contents. change listening port on your FileZilla server to standard FTP port 21. How does the NAT router know the client is improperly configured It is also possible that the client is properly configured, yet merely wants to initiate an FXP (server-to-server) transfer between the server it is connected to and another machine in the server's own local network. After this passes, try to access your FTP from the outside using your external IP address, which I'll assume is dynamically assigned by your ISP (this will allow you to confirm the functionality of your firewall/router's port forwarding along with some of FileZilla's configurations). Say a client behind a NAT router sends 'PORT 10,0,0,1,12,34'. Then on your router, port forward 50000 - 50100 to the server IP locally. BEGIN SIGNATURE BLOCK No support requests per PM You will NOT get any reply.
Port 20 is a myth, and port 22 is for SFTP, which Filezilla Server doesnt support.
#Filezilla port 21 behind router mac
Then go to Passive Mode Settings, I checked 'Use Custom Port', and entered in the Range 50000 - 50100. The FTP Client (Cobian Backup 11 in this case) is establishing a connection with the FZS using standard ports 21 (non-encrypted) or 990 (encrypted) depending on your setup. Port 20 22 should be FTP forwarded to the LAN address linked to your machine MAC address.
#Filezilla port 21 behind router how to
My suggestion is that before you try to access your FTP from the outside, try to access it from within your network (this will confirm the functionality and most of the configuration of FileZilla and the FTP client that you'll be using). Go to Edit > General settings, Listening port should be the one your using, in this case 14147. I'm trying to set up an FTP server from behind my router, but I can't seem to figure out how to get it going. I'm guessing this "no-ip" application is some kind of dynamic DNS program that updates your DNS name on root servers with your dynamic IP address from your ISP.am I right?
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