RUMPUS FTP FOR MAC MAC OS
I believe somethings blocking it in the mac OS preferences or the Rumpus app. I have no firewall set up currently my isp says the connection's wide open they have tested it twice and they do not block port 80. What protocol which your case is perfect between macs as. However, distributes and supports software. Yeah, certainly if the shares are not weep anymore, kill everything goes fine. How do something share files between Macs and PCs over what network.
My goal is to link my ip with my domain name and not have to tag on a port #. Instead of FTP connect only the Rumpus server via WebDAV from the Finder. I'm able to connect thru the browser with http. You should take time to learn how Rumpus provides security and how these methods differ from other FTP servers on the Mac OS with which you may already be familiar. Rumpus uses several approaches to providing FTP services and is highly configurable. Key features include built-in, easy-to-administer user accounts, integrated Web file transfers, file upload notification, extensive security options, blazing performance, and more. The second tab in the Configuration window provides access to the security settings. If I change my port # in the Rumpus App like 8000. Rumpus is an easy-to-use, high-performance FTP, WebDAV, and Web file-transfer server. Like SSL, SSH requires the use of a private/public key pair. Despite the fact that SFTP is a technically very different from FTP, it is congured in Rumpus on the FTP Settings window, SFTP tab. I'm able to access the server thru my local network and also connect thru FTP connection thru the browser but not with the straight ip address with ing port 80. On the Mac, both Fetch and Transmit, as well as several other popular clients, support FTPS. So it's live on the internet it's not port forwarded, the router's after the switch connected to my LAN. I have a static ip coming in thru the the modem then a switch directly to my mac. I'm using The Rumpus management software by Maxum version 5. I have a problem setting up my mac server.
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