FXP transfer fails

[Xerox]

[R] STOR 01MB
[R] 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for 01MB.
[L] RETR 01MB
[L] 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for 01MB (980115 Bytes).
[R] 426 Connection closed: Connection timed out.
[L] ABOR
[L] 426 Data connection closed, file transfer 01MB aborted by client.
[L] 226 ABOR command successful.
[R] ABOR
[R] 226 ABOR command successful.
[R] Transfer Failed!

What could that be? I'm behind a router, the needed ports are forwarded to my private IP. What should I check now?

[Xerox]

no idea, no help?

[Mouton]

You didn't paste enough.
You didn't give enough details either.

[Xerox]

[R] List Complete: 649 bytes in 0,89 seconds (0,7 KB/s)
[L] PASV
[L] 227 Entering Passive Mode (84,169,177,61,5,153)
[R] PORT 192,168,0,100,5,153
[R] 200 PORT Command successful.
[L] STOR notes.dat
[L] 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for notes.dat
[R] RETR notes.dat
[R] 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for notes.dat (110 bytes).
[L] 426 Connection closed: Connection timed out.
[R] ABOR
[R] 426 Data connection closed, file transfer notes.dat aborted.
[R] 226 ABOR command successful.
[R] 426 Data connection closed, file transfer notes.dat aborted.
[R] 226 ABOR command successful.
[L] ABOR
[L] 226 ABOR command successful.
[L] Transfer Failed!

enough?

[Mouton]

[R] PORT 192,168,0,100,5,153

That's not correct.
Not a correct value for Host = ...

http://www.ioftpd.com/kb/view.php?kbid=99

[Xerox]

[R] LIST -al
[R] 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls.
[R] 226 Transfer complete.
[R] List Complete: 649 bytes in 1,78 seconds (0,4 KB/s)
[L] PASV
[L] 227 Entering Passive Mode (84,169,182,78,236,174)
[R] PORT 84,169,182,78,236,174
[R] 200 PORT Command successful.
[L] STOR notes.dat
[L] 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for notes.dat
[R] RETR notes.dat
[R] 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for notes.dat
(110 bytes).
[R] 425 Cannot open data connection.
[L] ABOR
[L] Transfer Failed!

and now? getting mad with this!

[FTPServerTools]

That is a port that wont be opened due to a firewall or router. In this case 236*256+174=60295. Check your router and/or firewall rules.

[EwarWoo]

If the router has the ability just set up a dmz to the box with the server on, then make sure you're running a software firewall on it.
Forwarding individual ports is hard unless you really know what you're doing. You always miss the odd 1 or 2.

[ioUSER]

in my opinion its not too difficult to set up some port if ya have set up ioFTPD... so dont do a DMZ... its the wrong way... inform ya bout the stuff ya wann get into and then it will go lots easier... have fun

ioU