Madi2000, thank for your offer.
The router i am using is D-Link DI-524 verson B4G.
The fireware version is V2.04TW.
BTW, i just found out that the solution to the ftp client connection issue is not to open the port #.20 in my router, but to open the port range 55536-56559 per specification in QNAP's manual.
connection proboems.
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ehm...like I said... But still... opening such a number of ports just to allow probably one ftp passive session is a security risk:(... i'll check your router soon, mybe it has range triggering setings.boriswong wrote:.BTW, i just found out that the solution to the ftp client connection issue is not to open the port #.20 in my router, but to open the port range 55536-56559 per specification in QNAP's manual.
madi2000 wrote: For passive connection ftp server opens port from >1023 range, and there must be ftp module helper on FIREWALL/ROUTER to recognize FTP session and open aproperiet port. (or you must have them all opend or some range - defined in ftp server also)
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You can set up a port triggering for your configuration.... like 21 port triggers settings, and the range you have read from [NAS] configuration is then being opened (you got it in advanced, applications tab ).
give me some feed back if it works...
but i try to configure same situation (only using linksys router) and i just get in (passive and active) without any problems
give me some feed back if it works...
but i try to configure same situation (only using linksys router) and i just get in (passive and active) without any problems
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Which mode(passive/active) do you use in browser? If you use IE, then you can check it in "Internet Options"boriswong wrote:i finally get the ftp client to work after i opened up the port #.20. Thanks to madi200 and others. FYI, I used the FileZilla V.3.0rc3.
However, i still cannot login to the my NAS FTP via HTTP page. I have tried the following but both failed.
1. ftp://[DDNS domain]
2. ftp://[actual IP]
Pls help.
I am Kent. Nice to meet you!
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To madi2000,
I did what you advised and it did not work in the start. After several trials, it suddenly worked perfectly last night. However, when i tried to login my ftp via the same version of ftp client in my office today, it failed again. Same situation as before, the connection was established but was cut off with the below messages.
Error: Transfer channel can't be opened. Reason: UNABLE TO CONNECT DUE TO CONNECTION REJECT FROM HOST.
Error: Could not retrieve directory listing
Moreover, i still cannot log into my ftp page via IE7 browser.
Any comments?
I did what you advised and it did not work in the start. After several trials, it suddenly worked perfectly last night. However, when i tried to login my ftp via the same version of ftp client in my office today, it failed again. Same situation as before, the connection was established but was cut off with the below messages.
Error: Transfer channel can't be opened. Reason: UNABLE TO CONNECT DUE TO CONNECTION REJECT FROM HOST.
Error: Could not retrieve directory listing
Moreover, i still cannot log into my ftp page via IE7 browser.
Any comments?
NAS: QNAP TS-109 Pro
firmware version: 1.1.3 Build 1030T
firmware version: 1.1.3 Build 1030T