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Old Nov 11, 2005, 05:23 PM
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router looses connection

I'm running an FTP site (SERVU ftp 6.0) and I keep losing connection? I'm routing thru no-ip (no-ip.com) using a dynamic connection and static on the router fixed ip on the nic.Now my problem is I have to reset the ip on passive mode everytime my ip changes on the router (world). I tried all static in the router with no luck. If I'm doing something wrong can you please tell me.


Router: Linksys 4 port dsl/cable with switch
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Old Nov 12, 2005, 02:48 AM   #2  
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Have you set up port forwarding on the router to allow for the FTP server.

Try this site for advice: http://www.portforward.com/

This may be the issue.
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I'm not familiar with noip.com, but are you running the software on your workstation that updates the noip server with your current WAN Ip address ( the dynamic one from your ISP) ? I use Dynamic DNS and have to run the updater in my taskbar to maintain the correct Ip address for the domain name.

I also agree with Curlyben's question about port forwarding, but assuming your workstation is a static IP, you've probably already set that?
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yes i do have port forward setup for the ftp, and running dynamic on the server software, static ip on the router for the server.I think it is a router problem, i updated the firmware, and still keep losing connection,
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As Stu mentioned I think what you are doing is correct and when ever your public IP changes then you need to make sure Noip is updated with the change.

Have you considered getting a static IP addy ?
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thx guys i'm gonna look into that
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