#GOOGLE FTP SERVER ADDRESS MAC#

Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message. I would appreciate any help as I don't know if the problem is with the ftp services configuration on freenas or what. unfortunately no dice when trying to connect to FreeNAS using filezilla on the test laptop connecting through my mobile hotspot.

#GOOGLE FTP SERVER ADDRESS MAC#

my public ip from my ISP is 174.96.99.109 and I can connect just fine with that ip with windows ftp folder and mac ftp folder. I have a test laptop connected to my cellphone hotspot so I can try connecting remotely. I can hit the ftp folder just fine on filezilla for locally connected computers using the username, PW, host ip address and port listed above. User id: ftpusertest pw: 1818Mockingbirdlane# Local IP address is 192.168.1.112 I configured port forwarding on netgear R7000 router to port 6800 I can get to my ftp folder share through filezilla on any computer connected to the local network: Any suggestions or links to step by step FreeNas step by step FTP setup would be appreciated as I am obviously missing a step. I keep ready about “FileZilla” on the blogs to set up FTP on FreeNas but not sure why I need that when I don’t have to fool with it in Windows or Netgear. When I put the url into a browser it gives me a login request, which it shouldn’t” and nothing happens. I setup a shared folder and used the path of the dataset I created in step 4

I set up an FTP service on the router, and selected 192.168.1.125 and assigned 4521 as the internal and external portĦ. I have reserved an IP address on my netgear router for the FreeNas server 192.168.1.125Ģ. I have been accessing the file share on windows and ready share by typing the following address in the web browser “ip address is as example not the real thing” but that format gets me into the folder via a browser.ġ. I can’t seem to find a straight forward list of steps to set up a shared FTP folder for FreeNas and I have been looking high and low.

I have set up an FTP share on windows as well as a Netgear ready share drive connected to the router via usb. It will mainly be used to exchange video files as I am using an overseas resource to do the video edits.

I am attempting to set up an FTP folder that I can share with others.

Google ftp server address