Yes, it can be accessed inside the local net.
Someone in isp told me that all ports below 1023 are closed to input
traffic, so new light is lit. I only need to move ports 20 and 21 on
linux box to ones above 1023.
And I've already did that, but traffic still not goes out the local net.
Maybe some ipportfw would work !
Any sugestions ?
Richard G. Samuels wrote:
> Can it be accessed from inside the router? Some Linus distributions
> (e.g. Mandrake) don't do shadow passwords consistently. Some programs
> they install require them, some won't work with them.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > It's stupid, but a recent instaled linux box running ftp can not be
> > accessed outside the router.
> > ftp checkbox and ip for the ftp machine are ok.
> > maybe wrong rules for the firewall cause this ?
> > my router box is using default rules.
> > any help would be very appreciate
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