Inline replies ----- Original Message ----- From: "steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "CLUG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2004 5:28 PM Subject: open ports...
> I've set up a no-ip account which seems to work fine ( I can ping and > get a sensible name back ). However, I can't access anything behind the > router. I've set up routes to a web server, with no luck. I downloaded a > bit of software that probes the ports, and find that ftp, telnet, pop3, > smtp and 1723 (?) are open ( I also find that ihug seems to guard > against the monitoring of ports! ). > > OK, but when I try to route incoming on ftp to port 80 on one of my FTP is port 21. Port 80 is generally accepted as an Apache/IIS (http) port. > servers, I get no response. I've even gone to the lengths of setting up > a default destination, and telnetting to the ports in question, but I > still get no response. > Is it me? Is it ihug? Is is my router? Dude, long question... Internet > ADSL Router (21) > Linux Box > VSFTPd or some other FTP server thats going to answer the request You've set up a hole in the router firewall at 21, set up a static route to the linux server, said server doesnt have it's OWN firewall running with port 21 OFF?, set up an FTP Daemon, and turned it on, so the port 21 requests are answered? > I had very little hair to start with, but it's getting less by the minute ): > > If anyone's got a 256KB ADSL account with an isp they would recommend > that allows me access from outside on a variety of ports, then could > they please let me know! > > Cheers, > > Steve >
