At 11:28 AM 8/8/2001 -0700, you wrote:
> Grab another NIC for it, so you have 2, then bind one of them exclusively
>to your internal IP settings.

     I'll give that a try, but I have one NIC in the machine and I thought
it was already bound that way.  How should the other be bound?  This
machine is connected to a Linksys hub, and the hub is a downlink from the
router, which is downstream from the DSL Modem.  There is a second machine
on the LAN which does NOT do any serving at all.


> This may sound stupid but is any part of IIS installed? Are you running
>NTFS?

     IIS is not installed, but the drive that I've dedicated to FTP is
formatted as NTFS.

> Do other protocols work for you from outside at all?

     FTP is the only outside service I prefer to run, other than ICQ on the
second machine.  Everything else is standard net usage, Mail, News, Http,
etc.  But I do work with a few TCP/IP apps over the net with my friend, and
we're able to connect with them fairly easily.

>Have you kept up with service packs and hotfixes and all?

     Yup.  SP2 with current hotfixes in place.

>Try reaching your FTP server by both its internal and external IPs and see
>if you get the same behavior as an outside user... It could be a permissions
>problem if so.

     If I FTP by name or internal IP from the other machine it's fine.
I've telnetted out to a virtual server I have and tried FTP back in and it
acts as I described.  


>Make sure the IUSR_ and IWAM_<MACHINE> accounts have access this computer
>from the network and access this computer locally user rights in addition to
>the folder rights you want to dole out... and, obviously, double check
>WSFTP's permissions for your anonymous account to see what it can and can't
>do regardless.

     Man, this totally esscaped me.  I'll check these users out and see
what they are set to.  This may be it.


>I hope I have helped and I haven't driven you insane...

     You've helped a great deal.   I'll check this tonight and report back
what I find.   

Thanks.  I appreciate it.


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