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Location: United States
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OS: Windows XP SP2
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Active FTP mode behind a router NAT over cable modem
I need to make an upload to a server which refuses to accept Passive connections. However, every attempt I have made to force Active mode comes back with a 550 error. I have tried in Smart FTP 2.0, Internet Explorer 7, and Windows Explorer in XP SP2.
I have also tried putting the computer into the DMZ and I set up port forwarding for FTP for this computer. Still no luck. Specifically I am trying to connect to ftp.productupload.live.com to upload a product feed to their beta search service. Login and password are correct, from what I can tell. I am using a cable modem hooked to a NetGear router. Any ideas? Last edited by bauhsoj; 05-31-2007 at 08:40 AM. |
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