Response: 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection.Įrror: Failed to retrieve directory listing Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (,211,117). Line 3: Status: Server sent passive reply with unroutable address. If you’re in the same place I was you received an error that looked like this:
Both because I needed to learn a bit about FTP and Microsoft’s scheme for getting things configured wasn’t exactly what I’d call intuitive. If anybody can fix any mistakes or provide more tips on securing it (via certificates or whatever) please add.Just recently I was setting up IIS with FTPS and had a bear of a time getting it to work. This isn't foolproof and this doesn't cover the basics of file permissions or using signed certificates (password-less login, which is even more secure), but I hope this will get you going in the right direction.Īlso, I'm not sure if this will break anything with XBMC either, but it should work. Open FileZilla and change the host to your external IP, then do the same with PuTTy, making sure that you can only access through SFTP. Once you have your external IP, repeat the same two tests as above. Now find your external ip by going here: ip. new entry: local host: FreeNAS IP, protocol: ssh (tcp>any to single port 22).The instructions for this will vary depending on your router but you can find most instructions on Basics: Open your router admin page and port forward ssh to your FreeNAS box. Now we can open it up to the rest of the world. If the user is for SFTP only and you set the primary shell to 'scponly', let's make sure we can't PuTTy into the boxĪs soon as you hit enter, PuTTy should just close. Now change the protocol to SFTP and try to connect. Try to connect and you should get denied. Put your username and password from above.Host: Your local FreeNAS IP (i.e 192.168.1.X).Use your FTP client of choice (FileZilla).This first test is to verify you can access your box through SFTP and NOT FTP. * If user is for SFTP only, change to 'scponly' * This is the folder you want the SFTP to start in Home Directory: /mnt/ YOURMNT/ YourMedia.
* If user is for SFTP only change to 'nogroup' Turn on FTP (should already be turned on, based on your OP)Ĭreate a new user (If you already have a user set up, click Users>username) Once you are ready, you can follow these steps to get basic SFTP going: I do recommend taking the above advice and read up on SSH and SFTP. You do not want to open up regular FTP to the outside world.
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