bookie32 Posted May 30, 2008 Posted May 30, 2008 Hi again, please don't shoot me down at the first sentence because I am getting old before my time here I have recently gone over to Vista from XP for my girlfriend and because we wanted a media center.I like linux but find it a bit daunting with media centers via linux at the mo.I have been able to establish file transfers via samba between my linux computers and Vista. That part works ok - but (there always is a but ) I can't get access to them via ftp protocol.I know one can do it via Vista - and have tried that I have always been able to connect to them with xp via winscp without problem. Am I missing something in setup...Vista is still new to me and the setup of network doesn't seem to be as straight forward as xp.I have a broadband isp and that goes directly to their router because of telephone on same system. From the broadband router >firewall>Home network. The home network is dividd up into static ip addresses. I can get to my friend in Canada via ftp, so it is an internal problem. The reason for using ftp seems a little faster than samba.Can anyone shed some light on this for me? I might be missing something simple which escapes me at the mo Please feel free to comment, but take it easy on an old timer (haven't got much hair left).bookie32
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