FTP timing out

Started by Noelle, Nov 12, 2010, 23:51:57

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Rik

Talk to your Chinese client would seem to be the only answer, Noelle. If Canada works, it's not your machine, firewall or IDNet. I can only think that you may be falling foul of the Chinese authorities for some reason.
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Noelle

OK, I'm going to contact my Chinese customer tomorrow.

Should I contact Idnet about the ping issue?

Rik

Sorry, can you remind me if all pings are failing?
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Noelle

Yes all and they work when firewall is off.

Rik

So the firewall is an issue, then. What's the router and is it the router or software firewall you are turning off. Is your router pingable?
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Noelle

I'm turning off the computer firewall. I don't know how to access to the router firewall. My router is a NetGear DH834 v3 that I bought from Idnet 2 years and a half ago. I never upgraded it, maybe that's the problem.

My PC firewall is OFF, ping is working.

Rik

Your router isn't responding to pings, though, so I can't tell you how that's looking. Is that the Trend firewall, or the Windows one, btw?
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Noelle

Did you try to send ping to my router?

The firewall is Trend

Rik

Yes, your router is stealthed, as is mine. :) With Trend off, turn on Windows firewall and try pinging again, if that works, it's a Trend problem.
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Noelle

Yes, it's a Trend issue. Ping works with IE firewall.

I tried to upload on the Chinese FTP with both firewall OFF and it timed-out.

Do you think that the conclusion of all these is that I have 2 different issues:
1) Issue specific to the Chinese FTP that is not related to my system but to them
2) A ping issue related to my Trend firewall that was probably already there but I never noticed it as it doesn't prevent me from using Internet in a normal way

Rik

Yes to both, Noelle. If you can open your router to pings briefly, I'll ping it from here for you, to give you an idea of the values I see.
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Noelle

OK, how should I proceed to open my router?

Rik

I was hoping you wouldn't ask that :). Give me a sec to see if I can find the manual.
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Noelle

I'm not exactly a computer expert as you may have guessed  ;)

Rik

Main router menu, WAN setup, check the box Respond to ping on internet WAN port. Let me know when you're ready and I'll test, then uncheck the box again.

Quote from: Noelle on Nov 14, 2010, 17:33:37
I'm not exactly a computer expert as you may have guessed  ;)

That makes many of us. ;)
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Noelle

Where is the Main router menu?

Rik

Login to the router from your browser, it's on the left.
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pctech

Yes the Chinese filtering system is likely to be working overtime with the current trade delegation there.


Rik

Wonderful things, democracies.
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Noelle

On the left where? I don't get it.

Rik

Can you login to the router, normally http://192.168.0.1/ ?
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Noelle

No I cannot login, my credentials don't work.

Rik

Was your router set up for you? The normal login is admin/password.
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Noelle

Yes my credentials were setup for me. I plugged it and that's all. I have used the credentials I use to connect to my Idnet account.