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Hi very interested in this has anyone tried this on ntl and does it work ok
or do they block it have posted a message but keep getting told that its not in the term and conditions that you can host a server on ntl is this right or am i doing something wrong Regards Jimbob |
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You're not supposed to host servers on the NTL residential service but I would expect that as long as you don't completely hose the bandwidth or leave your server insecure you will find you won't get a knock at the door ;)
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What and how do you use for your server and was it easy to set-up Regards Jimbob |
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All the details on my server and specs etc are available on my site. If you want extra help, PM me for my MSN address. Hope my site helps :) |
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I'm looking at trying a few different serves myself. Thought I'd start with FTP.
I've got my domain and set up dynamic DNS to point to my IP but I can't seem to get from my external IP to the server being run on my PC. The port forwarding on the router (Netgear DG834GT) says it;s working but GRC says the port is still stealthed and Filezilla just hangs if I try to connect using wither my external IP or the domain that I've got. Anyone got any ideas what I've done wrong? |
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it wont let me post the text, lets see: at a guess perhaps this http://sourceforge.net/docman/displa...group_id=21558 I'm behind a router and nobody can connect to my server or transfer files / directory listings You have to configure your router to forward the ftp port (default: 21) to the server machine. Further you have to forward a port range for passive mode transfers. You can specify this port range on the "passive mode settings" page in the settings dialog in the server interface. In most cases, a range like 5000-5100 is sufficient. Most likely, FileZilla can't determinate the external IP address if behind a router. In this case you have to enter the IP address (or your host name) on the passive mode page in the settings dialog. In case you've a dynamic IP (most dialup users), you can also chose to retrieve the ip address from a website. ---------- Post added at 06:34 ---------- Previous post was at 06:28 ---------- for a giggle try this rebol view web server, very good it is and so small an portable you wont beleave it ;) install this windows rebol view http://www.rebol.com/downloads/view.exe http://www.rebol.com/download.html go here http://www.tgd-consulting.de/Download.html#ServeIt and grab 77KB http://www.tgd-consulting.de/REBOL/ServeIt.r double click it and it will load into view and run. the cgi test, the blogger and the bulletin board .r's are good to, see my other post higher up the thread http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...4&postcount=65 to get other versions if you like what you see ;) |
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Thank to all that posted on this subject on this forum website now up and running ok Regards Jimbob |
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url so we can try it and bug you ;)
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Will have to have another play with it. :erm: ---------- Post added at 14:50 ---------- Previous post was at 14:48 ---------- I'm thinking it's an issue with the rather rather than filezilla as the port still shows as invisible when I fun a port scan of my external IP. :confused: |
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im not saying install linux, just try a livecd to see if it then works so ruling out the installed OS. you can use that slax i mention above to make one but i think iv found one already setup with an ftp server and other bits, dont know if it is but give it a (few minutes) try to see. http://slampp.abangadek.com/wiki/HomePage or if its the filezilla app, i found this secure ftp server you might also try , iv not used eather so dont know if their any good. http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Inter...er-14158.shtml did the quick rebol web server work for you as a test of 80/8080/3128 standard web ports etc at least?. http://search.ntlworld.com/ntlworld/...+&cr=&start=10 |
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I have tried rebol and surfing to the URL of my domain I'm just getting the config page of my router. :confused: All ports on the external IP are showing on GRC that they are in stealth mode and I can't access any of the ports on my PC. Will try it in Linux (I have Ubuntu installed on this PC) but I'm still inclined to think it's a router problem. I'm so :confused: Thanks for your help in this though Popper. :) ---------- Post added at 16:53 ---------- Previous post was at 16:12 ---------- Popper, I've PMed you the URL - can you tell me if you see anything? Grc is still showing the ports as stealthed and if I try and access it from here I just get the rother page all the time. |
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