port forwarding i want to set up a ftp server yeah i know it isn't legal, zo i'm behind a broadband router (us robotics) my internet connection is telenet what do i have to do, first of all i have to enable port forwarding in the router but i don't know how, i've looked for a couple of hours on the internet for howto's but nothing found pls help me |
brand & model & website of us robotics router please :) |
U.S. Robotics Broadband Router (Model # USR8000, Version V1.23) http://www.usr-emea.com/loc-index.asp?loc=emea |
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it all depends on de contents. |
telenet forbids running servers that are able to be connected to throught their cable :) |
jmke is right but i still haven't got an answer how i have to do it |
is there a webadmin tool for that router? |
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some need a specific port like http://192.168.1.1:8080 or http://192.168.0.1:8080 or http://192.168.0.1 http://192.168.1.254 http://192.168.1.254:8080 http://192.168.0.254 http://192.168.0.254:8080 :) etc check the manual of the router |
yes there is a webadmin do i have to post some pictures of it? so you can see what i have to do for going into the webadmin 192.168.123.254 |
There should be a forwarding tab somewhere like forward ports "xxxx" to "xxxx" to "IP of ftp server". "IP of server" should have a fixed IP ... no DHCP ! |
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Virtual server tab what you did there is good Server IP: is IP of the PC you want people to FTP to service port: 21 , is okay if only telenet people need to connect to it if you want everybody to able to connect change the port in your FTP server to 2121 and in the Virtual server tab, change the 21 to 2121 =) |
and is this all i have to do? what with my ip from telenet that changes constantly? |
that you , unfortantely, cannot change be sure to give them the correct IP each time =) WAN IP can be found here http://users.pandora.be/kipni/pc%20stuff/home.JPG |
and that's the ip i have to give to the people who want to go to my ftp server? with the 2121 port isn't it? |
correct! |
Or install something like "no-ip" if you like a fixed IP. You set up something like "kipniftp.no-ip.org" and the people that want to connect use that url AND the port 2121 to access your server. You do not have to bother about the dynamic IP telenet gives you. The no-ip-client redirects them to your current IP. ... it's free and easy. |
cool, I didn't know it worked behind a firewall/router :super: |
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No settings to change in the router itself. I never had any problem with it. |
<offtopic> usr interface looks like smc :) </offtopic> |
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