Kijk even op de winroute site:
http://www.winroute.com
Daar kun je een complete handleiding (pdf) naar beneden halen, en daar staat ook wel in hoe je de server (winroute) moet configureren.
Je moet een portmatting aanmaken die de ftp-poort open zet op de server en doorlaat naar de client. Anders kom je inderdaad niet op de FTP.
hier een stukkie daaruit:
Port Mapping - PAT
WinRoute performs NAT, which makes the protected network inaccessible from outside. Using
port mapping (or Port Address Translation - PAT) public services like a WWW server or an FTP
server, and others running on your private network may become accessible from the Internet.
How Port Mapping Works
Each packet received from the outside network (from the Internet) is checked whether its
attributes (that is the protocol, destination port, and destination IP address) comply with an entry
in the port mapping table (Protocol, Listen Port, Listen IP). If the arriving packet meets the desired
criteria, the packet is modified and sent to the IP address of the protected network defined as the
"Destination IP" in the table's entry and to the port defined as "Destination port".
For example if you run a web server at internal IP 192.168.1.3 and you want to allow users from
the Internet to access it. There will be requests from Internet users coming to your WinRoute
computer with external IP address that is equal to the DNS record for your web server
www.yourdomain.com . As all requests to web server are coming on port 80 you will set up port
mapping saying that all TCP communication on port 80 will be diverted to the internal IP address
192.168.1.3.
Port Mapping Configuration
To set Port Mapping
1.Go to menu Settings->Advanced->Port mapping
2.Add new port mapping:
Protocol
Select the protocol used by application/service. Some applications/services use TCP and UDP
protocol together. For example WinRoute Administrator module
Listen IP
The IP address the incoming packets are coming to. Usually it is the IP address associated with
your Internet interface. Note: you may have more than one IP address associated with the
Interface (if you have more web servers etc.)
Listen Port
The port number the packets are coming to.
Destination IP
The IP address within your local network which is running the server (service) answering incoming
packets (web server, FTP server etc.)
Destination Port
The port in which the destination application is listening. Typically the same number as the listen
port
Allow access only from
You may specify the IP address from where you want to allow access. This is very important for
increasing security, in case you set port mapping for remote management applications such as
WinRoute administrator, PC Anywhere etc. You may specify the group of IP addresses. You must
first create such a group in "Address Groups" dialog box.
Succes!
