You need to do the following: FTP Server: - Enable the FTP server in passive mode - Allow a range of ports for this server (e.g. 20001 to 20005) - Tell the world that your IP is YOUR_PUBLIC_IP LRP: - Port forwarding the above ports from LRP to the internal machine running your FTP server. I hope that helps. ----- Original Message ----- > Message: 5 > Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 11:39:48 -0700 (PDT) > From: Clark Case <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [Leaf-user] FTP From Behind Firewall Problem... > > I have recently set up an EigerStein firewall at home, > and nearly have everything working just the way I want > it. Nearly. > > The EigerStein machine is set up to forward FTP > packets to a computer behind my home firewall. This > works fine when I access the machine from a computer > that is esentially sitting on the internet. I still > have a shell account from the university I graduated > from 4 years ago, and while telneted there, I can FTP > to my machine behind the firewall just fine. However, > from my computer at work, when I try to FTP, I can > login, but trying to get a directory listing just sits > there and eventually times out. From the work computer > I can ftp to the aforementioned university account > just fine, and before I installed the firewall, I > could FTP home just fine. > > My only guess is that, due to the screwed up firewall > at work, when the FTP client sends its PORT command > before doing trying to get the file list, the IP > address it sends isn't the same as the address it > thinks I logged in from. I am basing this guess on the > fact that IP address that is logged when I ssh into > the machine is completely different than the IP > address sent along with the PORT command. > > Any ideas? > > Clark > _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
