FTP uses two ports, 20 and 21 therefore your port forwarding rule is WRONG.
EXT PORT: 21
PROTOCOL TCP: Ticked/Enabled
INT PORT: 20 <========================= IS THIS A
TYPO?????????????????
IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.2, (which is the Windows machine's IP
ENABLE: Ticked
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Jonah
"Barbara" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I realize this may take a few posts. I'll post what I think you need, and
> more as asked.
>
> I have a computer running Win XP Pro.
>
> It connects to a Linksys 4 port router (NR041) via ethernet.
>
> The router connects (through the correct port) to a cable modem.
>
> The LAN side of the router is 192.168.1.1.
>
> The WAN side is my DHCP configured IP.
>
> I can use the Internet, ping, FTP, and all seems well.
>
> I am running an FTP server on the Windows machine - port 21.
>
> I set up forwarding in the router's configuration utlity for FTP. I have:
>
> EXT PORT: 21
> PROTOCOL TCP: Ticked/Enabled
> INT PORT: 20
> IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.2, (which is the Windows machine's IP
> ENABLE: Ticked
>
> I have Windows firewall off.
>
> I have no other firewall/security software running.
>
> I can log in locally fine from any machine.
>
> When one outside attempts to log in, they never get connected. They get a
> connect, but it never gets to the password stage. I can't remember the
> message they get. Anyone who wants to try it can try it at: 69.143.157.225
> l/p tester/tester.
>
> Tried enabling/disabling passive mode.
>
> Don't know what I left out.
>
> Why can no one get through?
>
> Babs
>
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