FTP site

[edwin coime]

Good Day!

I already setup dydns account and already setup a ddclient in my linux box. 
When I ping the external IP address given by dydns on my linux box, I received the following error 
"15 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 14008ms "


I tried to ping it in my windows workstation, It works fine. Received reply from the Server. 
But, I tried to connect in windows using ftp myhostname.org, I received the following messages "connected to myhostname.org"
After a while I received the following errors "Connection closed by remote host".

Please help me out, Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks  you.

Tony Arnold <tony.arnold at manchester.ac.uk> wrote: Bruce,

Bruce Marshall wrote:
> On Sunday 27 May 2007, Mitch Contla wrote:
>>  If you go this route, you'll probably want to install something like the
>> ddclient package to periodically update your ip address with DynDNS.
>>
>>  Don't forget, you'll also need to make sure that your router is configured
>> to forward ftp to your server (TCP 20 & 21).
> 
> I am sure that ddclient is NOT going to work if it is placed behind a router.  
> The only IP address it will see is the address given out by the router's 
> DHCP.  Just went through this with a friend.  

No you can make ddclient work from behind a NAT router. ddclient has
several ways of figuring out the IP address.  One way is to query a WEB
site that returns the address it sees. This returns the external IP
address of the router.

Regards,
Tony
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