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			this *should* work.
 note: requires registered version
 
 find and edit / add these sections, text in bold you can change to; suit your needs
 
 [FTP_LAN_INTERNAL]
 Host				= 192.168.0.1
 Ports				= 1024-2048
 Random				= True
 ;Global_Inbound_Bandwidth	= 10000
 ;Global_Outbound_Bandwidth	= 10000
 ;Client_Inbound_Bandwidth	= 100          [*registered version*]
 ;Client_Outbound_Bandwidth	= 50           [*registered version*]
 ;Bind				=
 
 [INTERNET]
 Host				= 0.0.0.0
 Ports				= 1024-2048
 Random				= True
 Global_Inbound_Bandwidth	= 50
 Global_Outbound_Bandwidth	= 50
 ;Client_Inbound_Bandwidth	= 100          [*registered version*]
 ;Client_Outbound_Bandwidth	= 50           [*registered version*]
 ;Bind				=
 
 [FTP_Service]
 Type                    = FTP
 Device_Name             = INTERNET
 Port                    = 21
 Description             = My internet FTP service
 User_Limit              = 10
 Allowed_Users           = *
 Messages                = ..\text\ftp
 
 [internal_FTP_Service]
 Type                    = FTP
 Device_Name             = FTP_LAN_INTERNAL
 Port                    = 22
 Description             = My internal FTP service
 User_Limit              = 10
 Allowed_Users           = i !*
 Messages                = ..\text\ftp
 
 ...
 
 Active_Services            = FTP_Service internal_FTP_Service
 
 
 now if you give a user flag +i he is allowed to use internal ip server, otherwise he isn't.  and likewise you could make a setting to prevent internal lan users unable to login via the internet ip.
 
 i hope that helps
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