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[cailia]

Hi,

I've been reading posts and manuals until my eyes started to bleed. I might as well be reading the Dead Sea Scrolls in ancient script.

In our office we have a DNS-323 storage drive that is accesses by four computers. We used to be able to access it via ftp, but there was a power surge that fried the unit and we subsequently replaced it with a new one.

Now we can't access by ftp.

I tried the settings on the 323, but after reading all these posts, I was led to believe it is a router problem. However, I don't see any changes at all on the router config panel.

All I want is to be able to access these files by ftp -- just like it says on the box. I even bought the setup that was used as an example on the box so it would be easy. But it's not.

Please help.

[Ronneske]

You have to open FTP in the port forwarding section of the router. FTP is port 20 or 21 (not sure). A regular FTP client will show you the default ports however.