Setting up FTPS behind NAT with non standard ports
Posted: 2011-12-12 21:56
I read through the FileZilla wiki's and still am finding it difficult to pin down what is causing this not to work for me?
I have created a 4096 bit certificate, I have set the listening port to 61 and the 990 port to 790. I would like to have both of these be non-standard ports. I have both of these ports forwarded to the FTP server machine which has a static IP. When trying to connect from work to home FileZilla client only times out when attempt to connect with SFTP.
I used to have this working behind the router when I used some other software called Bulletproof FTP but just had it setup as standard FTP on port 21. I got port scanned non-stop, hence why I'd like to have these secure and on non-standard ports. I have recently formatted and would like to move over to using FileZilla since I like their ideology.
I have a Linksys 610n router if that helps. Can anyone help with where I am going wrong?
Also, is it possible to use the IPSec security rules in Windows Firewall with FileZilla server?
I appreciate any help on where to start my troubleshooting.
I have created a 4096 bit certificate, I have set the listening port to 61 and the 990 port to 790. I would like to have both of these be non-standard ports. I have both of these ports forwarded to the FTP server machine which has a static IP. When trying to connect from work to home FileZilla client only times out when attempt to connect with SFTP.
I used to have this working behind the router when I used some other software called Bulletproof FTP but just had it setup as standard FTP on port 21. I got port scanned non-stop, hence why I'd like to have these secure and on non-standard ports. I have recently formatted and would like to move over to using FileZilla since I like their ideology.
I have a Linksys 610n router if that helps. Can anyone help with where I am going wrong?
Also, is it possible to use the IPSec security rules in Windows Firewall with FileZilla server?
I appreciate any help on where to start my troubleshooting.