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How to Configure FTP to be access outside my Local Network?

Offline killersmiles

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How to Configure FTP to be access outside my Local Network?
« on: November 17, 2011, 10:56:14 AM »
Hi Sir,

I have sme server 7.5 installed on IBM SERVER, and i have also 2 nic  the other is for local connections and the other is for WAN directly from ISP, my problem is i can't access ftp outside my local area network, i already enable the ftp access and i already install the remoteuseraccess also but still i can't connect outside.

here's the configuration :
Networking Parameters
Server Mode   servergateway
Local IP address / subnet mask   10.169.10.123/255.255.255.0
External IP address / subnet mask   203.177.208.219/255.255.255.248
Gateway   203.177.208.217
Additional local networks   10.169.10.0/255.255.255.0
DHCP server   disabled
Server names
DNS server   10.169.10.123
Web server   www.aruzephil.com
Proxy server   proxy.aruzephil.com:3128
FTP server   ftp.aruzephil.com
SMTP, POP, and IMAP mail servers   mail.aruzephil.com
Domain information
Primary domain   aruzephil.com
Virtual domains   aruzephil.com
Primary web site   http://www.aruzephil.com
Server manager   https://ph1-ibm3/server-manager/
User password panel   https://ph1-ibm3/user-password/
Email Addresses   useraccount@aruzephil.com
firstname.lastname@aruzephil.com

is i have missed something? or there is lack on my configurations?
Hoping for your positive feedback.

Thank you!

Offline Stefano

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Re: How to Configure FTP to be access outside my Local Network?
« Reply #1 on: November 17, 2011, 11:32:05 AM »
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stefano@stefano-laptop:~$ ftp 203.177.208.219
Connected to 203.177.208.219.
220 203.177.208.219 FTP server ready
Name (203.177.208.219:stefano)

everything is up and running.. what's your problem?

Offline killersmiles

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Re: How to Configure FTP to be access outside my Local Network?
« Reply #2 on: November 18, 2011, 12:46:52 AM »
stefano@stefano-laptop:~$ ftp 203.177.208.219
Connected to 203.177.208.219.
220 203.177.208.219 FTP server ready
Name (203.177.208.219:stefano)
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But when i tried to connect it using my local IP address in my laptop but has and internet access,using the SME server public ip  it seems i can't connect sir.
ftp://203.177.208.219
but if  i used the local ip address of the SME server  ftp://10.169.10.123 it seems fine..
« Last Edit: November 18, 2011, 12:50:01 AM by killersmiles »

Offline cactus

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Re: How to Configure FTP to be access outside my Local Network?
« Reply #3 on: November 18, 2011, 10:33:24 AM »
But when i tried to connect it using my local IP address in my laptop but has and internet access,using the SME server public ip  it seems i can't connect sir.
ftp://203.177.208.219
but if  i used the local ip address of the SME server  ftp://10.169.10.123 it seems fine..
That most likely has to do with your DNS setup or your network topology, both of them are unknown to me.
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Offline Stefano

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Re: How to Configure FTP to be access outside my Local Network?
« Reply #4 on: November 18, 2011, 11:00:20 AM »
But when i tried to connect it using my local IP address in my laptop but has and internet access,using the SME server public ip  it seems i can't connect sir.
ftp://203.177.208.219
but if  i used the local ip address of the SME server  ftp://10.169.10.123 it seems fine..

since you are not using SME as dhcp server, I guess your client get ip from router..
if so, your firewall (the router's one) sees an access request to public ip coming from a private ip and simply deny it..
I repeat, I'm just making a supposition..