![]() ![]() I can't believe that nobody has used the FTP server in Windows XP since SP3 came out (probably more like SP1 when Windows Firewall was introduced, or maybe SP2 when it was moved to be easier to use) and that there isn't a preexisting article on the exact procedure ![]() So, neither forum is the correct place to post, and the mods will pass the buck and mark the thread as "answered". ![]() Look at this link, and the "help" I got from the "Support Engineers". Would it be too much to ask to actually get the problem solved instead of passing the buck? Now you post a reply telling me to post there, and then mark your reply as the answer, which in no way actually addresses the issue at hand. I did post there and the oh-so-helpful "support engineer" told me to post in this specific forum, along with a link to this location, and then "helpfully" marked his rely as the "answer". I only want computers on the 192.168.1.0/24 network to be able to connect to the computer in question via FTP (or anything else for that matter), and I have my Linksys Router/Firewall/NAT/Switch configured to direct incoming connections to my public IP on portĢ1 to another address (a virtual machine with Linux that is only started when needed), so if there's a way to add further restrictions to the ACL other than just permitting all anonymous connections on port 21, I'm willing to listen.Īnyways, what else do I need to do in Windows Firewall to get Filezilla FTP client to be able to download files from the FTP besides clicking on the exceptions tab, and adding port 21 (TCP)? I tried adding port 20 as well, which according to IANA is "FTP CTRL", I've added an exception to port 21, but I can't transfer any files with Filezilla client on another computer on the network. ![]() I know it's a firewall problem because all my problems go away when I turn Windows Firewall. I can't remember how to configure Windows Firewall to permit the FTP server built into to Windows XP to work. ![]()
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