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__spc__ · 24-10-2005, 13:08

I've recently set up a personal ftp site using Serv-U on one of my machines (so I can transfer files from work to home). I registered with DYNDNS to give a domain to my dynamic ntl IP (albeit not very dynamic!).

(I have two XP-Home SP2 machines on 192.168.1.10x behind a WRT54G router/AP, CAT5'd into my ntl200 SACM.)

Pinging either my domain name or my IP address from two separate corporate LANS fails; ping from my WLAN (obviously) works.

Are home-user broadband accounts subject to some limit in this respect that prevents their access? Or am I missing something, or is just that my service is screwed at the minute??

24-10-2005, 13:08	#1
__spc__ Inactive Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bridgend, UK Age: 55 Services: FreeSat, BT Infinity Posts: 116	Ping problems to my SACM (Swindon) I've recently set up a personal ftp site using Serv-U on one of my machines (so I can transfer files from work to home). I registered with DYNDNS to give a domain to my dynamic ntl IP (albeit not very dynamic!). (I have two XP-Home SP2 machines on 192.168.1.10x behind a WRT54G router/AP, CAT5'd into my ntl200 SACM.) Pinging either my domain name or my IP address from two separate corporate LANS fails; ping from my WLAN (obviously) works. Are home-user broadband accounts subject to some limit in this respect that prevents their access? Or am I missing something, or is just that my service is screwed at the minute??