Linksys DSL Router
April-3rd-2002, 05:45 PM
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Umm any tricks to uploading pictures then? The transfer starts & only gets to 4% below the speed zero's out. I've tried all kinds of different FTP programs & get the same results
April-3rd-2002, 11:32 PM
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i would not recomend enabling DMZ as this will totaly open your computer to the internet. if your not worried about security then go for it, but i dont see how that would help uploading since you are sending the data. however, you can just use the port triggering or forwarding option to direct all data over port 20&21 (common FTP send/recieve ports) to your internal IP. This will give you the same effect as enabling DMZ but also keep things a bit more secure. hope this helps.
April-4th-2002, 05:43 AM
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Originally posted by tempop
i would not recomend enabling DMZ as this will totaly open your computer to the internet. if your not worried about security then go for it, but i dont see how that would help uploading since you are sending the data. however, you can just use the port triggering or forwarding option to direct all data over port 20&21 (common FTP send/recieve ports) to your internal IP. This will give you the same effect as enabling DMZ but also keep things a bit more secure. hope this helps.
i would not recomend enabling DMZ as this will totaly open your computer to the internet. if your not worried about security then go for it, but i dont see how that would help uploading since you are sending the data. however, you can just use the port triggering or forwarding option to direct all data over port 20&21 (common FTP send/recieve ports) to your internal IP. This will give you the same effect as enabling DMZ but also keep things a bit more secure. hope this helps.
April-4th-2002, 07:12 AM
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If you use the Forwarding Service Port the manual says you have to Disable the DHCP function & assign a new static LAN IP address, Currently the default when Enabled is say 192.166.1.100, if i disable this do I re-enter the same or start with something like 192.166.1.2 ? the router default is already set to 192.166.1.1
April-4th-2002, 09:17 AM
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Originally posted by 2002VividYellow
If you use the Forwarding Service Port the manual says you have to Disable the DHCP function & assign a new static LAN IP address, Currently the default when Enabled is say 192.166.1.100, if i disable this do I re-enter the same or start with something like 192.166.1.2 ? the router default is already set to 192.166.1.1
If you use the Forwarding Service Port the manual says you have to Disable the DHCP function & assign a new static LAN IP address, Currently the default when Enabled is say 192.166.1.100, if i disable this do I re-enter the same or start with something like 192.166.1.2 ? the router default is already set to 192.166.1.1
April-4th-2002, 05:40 PM
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Originally posted by DJScribble
Are you having trouble with one FTP site in particular? I had some problems with this one site, but found a mirror site and BLAM! no problem. BTW, I am using the Linksys router Just trying to help.
Are you having trouble with one FTP site in particular? I had some problems with this one site, but found a mirror site and BLAM! no problem. BTW, I am using the Linksys router Just trying to help.
July-2nd-2002, 09:54 AM
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After months of playing around I found what was wrong, Within the Etherfast Routers softwares there's a Tab Advanced, Filters & a setting for MTU..Just enable it & set the value to 1492!