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FileZilla FTP Server Tutorial Part 1
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This is a tutorial on how to set up FileZilla FTP server. It shows you how to port forward and what ports to forward, how to set up encryption (SSL/TSL), and how to set up anonymous access. Sorry for any mistakes I made; I had to narrate it while looking at an extremely down-sized version of it so it was kind of hard, and I didn’t have the patience to start over and use some other program to narrate it with. Downloads/Links: IPChicken (finding extrenal IP address): ipchicken.com FileZilla Server Download filezilla-project.org My wallpapers: www.filefront.com Please comment about any critisim or questions! I’ll respond as fast as I can.
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#5 written by ionText1 1 year ago
@WhefXLR good news. I honestly don’t know what the problem was. I cleared out both TCP&UDP port 21 signed to Filezilla when I added the program manually option “Allow a program or features through Windows Firewall”, Instead this time, I picked “Advanced Settings” > “Inbounce Rules” > New Rules Manual insert TCP/UDP port 21 samway as I have added port 3850, this time it does. I will have to checkout TeamViewer, I have used Mikogo i think it is very similar. Have you used Windows FTP IIS 7/7.5
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#9 written by ionText1 1 year ago
@WhefXLR I mean it does it. it’s working now with windows firewall on. So thanks again for your time and having the heart to help me out. Fillzilla is just what i needed. Since Microsoft shipped their version of FTP Server, I’ll be looking up on howto vid or article and try to set it up to test it out.
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#12 written by catiasgs1 1 year ago
Hello WhefXLR, your tutorial is very good. Congratulations on that. But I’m having a problem, I can not access to the server from other computers. Can you help me solve this? If you are able to help me through team viewer I´ll be grateful. I think one problem is that the server ip isn´t static. I’ll have computers that will be on the same network segment as the server and others that not. I tried using the external ip that obtained by ipchicken but neither worked. Thanks, i hope you can help me.
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#13 written by WhefXLR 1 year ago
@catiasgs1 Hi, thanks for your response. I would love to help you, however, it’s 5AM right now where I live so unfortunately I’m going to go to bed. However, if you want to work on something for the 10 or so hours that I’m sleeping I believe the problem is incorrect port forwarding. Please watch my port forwarding tutorial at /watch?v=hdwcO4jBkVE , follow it exactly and see if you still have the problem. Good luck!
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#18 written by yowhel 1 year ago
hi, nice vid. btw, i have a problem connecting to FTP outside our network. The error is 425 cant open data connection, i followed all your instructions but still got the error. do i need to open the ftp port at the client side w/c is win2003. also, the client has a fortigate firewall. the FTP server is installed on windows xp and connected to a cisco 800 router. pls help.tnx
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#19 written by WhefXLR 1 year ago
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#24 written by vesicalmiro 1 year ago
hi
i got a problem
i can connect locally to my server but from the outside
i forwarded all ports i could think of and tested them with PFPortChecker and they appear to be open
but when i conenct to my server from outside it always connects to my router
i tried changin from port 21 to port 1990 but that way i cant even connect to the router.
the only firewall i have is the windows 7 one thats not the issue because i tried disabling it and still didnt help
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#25 written by WhefXLR 1 year ago
@vesicalmiro I’d like you to look at my other Port Forwarding video and follow those instructions EXACTLY without flaw, and if it still doesn’t work then tell me and give me details, such as what the FileZilla log says when you connect from your server and if it reports anything when you try to log on off server.
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@ionText1 So, what we have here is that your FTP server works when Windows firewall is off, but not when it’s on, and additionally you’re forwarding the ports correctly. This is very confusing. I’m going to go eat dinner, but I’ll be thinking about this.