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Okay, open all outbound port higher than port 1024. Thats just outbound btw. Change your FTP servers port to something higher than 1024. For example, port 3000. You must enable inbound connections on port 3000 (and port forward it to your ftp server which also has port 3000. That should take...

And on 1.6 machine is the FTP server set to run on port 88 also? or is it port 20/21

Anytime you get 169.254.52.103 as your IP (if you haven't tinkered with your registry) it is becuase windows thinks your media actually was disconnected. If I were you, I would absolutely remove all spyware, then boot up in safe mode, goto Network Connections (this is XP or 2K right?), then...

USB101, I just read your thread, and you are right, that is a good point but the problem here is Joepin says he can not "ping" the other computer, and that is an isse dealing with connectivity, not security. Unless of course he modified his security policies to not allow any...

Ok, hold up. Everything appears right in your ipconfig dump Joepin. Am I to understand that you can not ping each machine either way? If yes, are you 100% sure that cable works? I know it sounds stupid, but I have hooked up cables and they worked, only to hook them up later and they didn't...

Hello Luigi23, I had the same problem as you, its been awhile and I don't have a clear memory as to what I did to fix it. Some things you can try, change the IP of your server, removing the 0. I always assumbed that when a 0 is added into an ip it causes broadcasts. example - put your server...