I would suspect that you neglected to define the Port-Range forwarding within your router. The default Port-Range requirement is: 55536- 56559. NAS: Router: The Port Numbers defined in the "Advanced" area need to match with the Router Port-Range Forwarding screen in your Router. I hope I have been a bit clearer this time You also need to Port-Range forward the Passive FTP ports (as defined in FTP Server, under Network Applications within the QNAP Admin WebUI), from your Router to your NAS. what I did is changing the port for the qnap server (on IP static 192.168.0.3) to 2121 and fowarded accordingly on the portfoward option in the router configuration (192.168.0.3 fowarded to 2121) but as i said it works locally but not if I access from outside the local network. Giogiodream wrote:thx for the quick reply. again if I use port 21 everything is working fine.
Error: Server returned unroutable private IP address in PASV reply is anyone able to help me. I tried to forward also the passive port on the netgear modem router but I still got the same message: Status: Resolving address of ******. Status: Connecting to **.***.***.** Status: Connected, waiting for welcome message Reply: 220 NASFTPD Turbo station 1.3.2e Server (ProFTPD) Command: CLNT on behalf of 86.186.157.4 Reply: 500 CLNT not understood Command: USER anonymous Reply: 331 Anonymous login ok, send your complete email address as your password Command: PASS ************************ Reply: 230 Anonymous access granted, restrictions apply Command: SYST Reply: 215 UNIX Type: L8 Command: FEAT Reply: 211-Features: Reply: MDTM Reply: MFMT Reply: UTF8 Reply: MFF modify oup UNIX.mode Reply: MLST modify* perm* size* type* unique* oup* UNIX.mode* UNIX.owner* Reply: LANG en-US* Reply: REST STREAM Reply: SIZE Reply: 211 End Command: PWD Reply: 257 "/" is the current directory Status: Current path is / Command: TYPE I Reply: 200 Type set to I Command: PASV Reply: 227 Entering Passive Mode (192,168,0,4,216,240).
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