Topic: Portforwarding using lazyport.sh

[Robert de Graaf]

On my work i'm using lazyport.sh to forward a port from the e-smith 4.0 server to a workstation on the internal network. On that workstation i'm running an ftp server.
When i'm connected to the internet using a 56k modem (dial up), i can access the ftp server without any problem.
When using a cable connection i can access the server, but i don't get a dir listing of it's contents. It stucks at: list -all
What can be wrong?

[Steve Brock]

try using passive ftp.

Robert de Graaf wrote:

> On my work i'm using lazyport.sh to forward a port from the
> e-smith 4.0 server to a workstation on the internal network. On
> that workstation i'm running an ftp server. When i'm connected
> to the internet using a 56k modem (dial up), i can access the
> ftp server without any problem. When using a cable connection i
> can access the server, but i don't get a dir listing of it's
> contents. It stucks at: list -all What can be wrong?
>

[Robert de Graaf]

I did, still can't access server.

[Steve Brock]

hmph. weird.  possibly its something odd with the way your cablemodem service routes to you?
can ya post some specifics on the networking with the cablemodem?  maybe post a traceroute from your e-smith box to someplace on the net (uh.. say e-smith.org? )

Robert de Graaf wrote:

> I did, still can't access server.

[Robert de Graaf]

I forgot to mention that my home pc is behind an e-smith 4.0 server too.
In your mail box you'll find a traceroute from my home pc.

[hanscees]

is there a place we can read and downlaod this program?? I am also looking to use something to forward ports.

[Robert de Graaf]

http://freshmeat.net/projects/lazyportforwarder/?highlight=lazyport

[hanscees]

Thanks! I see it is a frontend to ipmasqadm. I quess I will just set up rules for that in my firewall script.

hc