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IMplODemE · 03-08-2004, 23:15

Seperate this issue. I assume that you have 2 PC's, one being a Filezilla Server, the other acting as a Client trying to connect to the server machine. ***If you are trying to connect to the internal IP from the same exact machine, the router/switch that you have may cause errors. I have this issue with a Linksys.

Example: If you can't get to it from one local machine to another, Client(192.168.1.5) and the Filezilla Server(192.168.1.2) then this will have nothing to do with the outside world, or the port forwarding that the router does for incoming requests.

Leave DHCP on the router enabled, take the server and set a STATIC IP for it, I suggest something like 192.168.1.120

Try connecting to the Filezilla server from a different computer.

03-08-2004, 23:15	#15
IMplODemE Inactive Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 2	Re: FileZilla (server) Seperate this issue. I assume that you have 2 PC's, one being a Filezilla Server, the other acting as a Client trying to connect to the server machine. ***If you are trying to connect to the internal IP from the same exact machine, the router/switch that you have may cause errors. I have this issue with a Linksys. Example: If you can't get to it from one local machine to another, Client(192.168.1.5) and the Filezilla Server(192.168.1.2) then this will have nothing to do with the outside world, or the port forwarding that the router does for incoming requests. Leave DHCP on the router enabled, take the server and set a STATIC IP for it, I suggest something like 192.168.1.120 Try connecting to the Filezilla server from a different computer.