amateurguy@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > When i look at the packets, I see the client sending a Port cmd using > its non-routable IP. This then passes through a firewall, and the > source IP gets translated to a public IP. The source IP does, but probably the IP inside the PORT command doesn't. You need to load ip_nat_ftp in THAT firewall and tell it to monitor port 29 (you do that in the "modprobe ip_nat_ftp" commandline.) Either that, or more simply configure the client ftp software and tell it what its real ip address is. I don't know if you can do anything on the server side. As for that other problem (port 21 working differently than port 29) I don't know, it could be anything. Cheers Toby
