This is a discussion on problem with vsftpd on a non-standard port within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; hello all, i am trying to set up 2 different vsftpd servers behind the same internet IP using port forwarding ...
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hello all, i am trying to set up 2 different vsftpd servers behind the same internet IP using port forwarding in my router. i have configured server A's (192.168.1.2) vsftpd to listen to port 20002 and server B's (192.168.1.3) vsftpd to listen to port 20003. then i set up port forwarding in my (netopia) router to forward internet requests on 20002 to 192.168.1.2 and 20003 to 192.168.1.3 . so far so good. after doing this, i can indeed point my FTP client to the IP address + port number of the server I want and login without any problems. BUT! when i try and transmit or receive any data (even a directory listing) it does not work. i know there is a secondary, data port used for this, but i never thought it was necessary to set up forwarding for this as i've never had to before with any other ftp server and also, it is generated differently every time. my goal is to be able to ftp in to either server from any client anywhere so having to make changes in my client-side router at every place i might want to ftp from is not an option. any ideas? i've been working on this for 2 weeks and i'm stumped. any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. thanks, Jason Boardman |