Strange Problem

Basejumper · 02-08-2003, 04:05 AM

I have a Broadband link and try to connect to a friends ftp server. I get the Connection Status up, but then time's out. I then use a Dial up connection and connect first time.

The only time I can connect is if he switches off his local firewall. I have had access to his server for years and never had a problem and none of my friends have a problem.

The port number used is 7676, which is not barred by my Firewall, I have tried every setting in Flash I can, but nothing changes. The only different I see is Dialup via ISP 0K, but via Broadband a problem. Any idea's would be most welcome.

MxxCon · 02-08-2003, 01:10 PM

not enough info
what's your os?
what's your flashfxp build?
what's your firewall?
paste timestamped status log from flashfxp

Basejumper · 02-08-2003, 01:46 PM

Thxs for looking at this.

1. WindowsXP SP1
2. FlashFXP v2.0 Build869
3. McAfee Firewall with latest updates
4. Log

*** Log Opened: 08/02/2003 09:29:39
WinSock 2.0
Connecting to 138.xx.xx.xxx
Connected to 138.xx.xx.xxx Port 7676
Connection failed
Delaying for 120 seconds before reconnect attempt #1
Retry attempt Aborted
*** Log Closed: 08/02/2003 09:31:25

Hope this helps. Thxs again.

MxxCon · 02-08-2003, 02:14 PM

it appears that either site is down or your firewall is blocking the access

build 869 is old unsupported version. upgrade to latest available version.

Basejumper · 02-08-2003, 02:44 PM

I'd agree wholly with your thoughts, but a dial up link works fine, which eliminates the Firewall or Site down. I can speak with him as I attempted to login and switch from Broadband to Dial up and then it works. Is there some setting I'm missing here ?

caldude · 02-08-2003, 05:03 PM

I think maybe the built in XP firewall is enabled for your broadband connection. Goto Control Panel > Network Connections.....Right click on your broadband connection and go to properties......then advanced. If firewall is clicked on, then unclick it.

Basejumper · 02-09-2003, 07:02 AM

Thxs m8, no firewall flag set and I have my McAfee Firewall now switched off whilst I test. The only difference I can see is that the Broadband link has the Auth, Enable Network Access Control box ticked. Using EAP Certificate, on a IEEE 802.1X network. I thought this was to ensure that my server has Authority to use the Broadband server when I connect and should not effect connections elsewhere, might be wrong though, again anybody any thoughts, as I do not think this is the problem