ip networking ftp

[theboywhogotlost]

My home network ip is 192.168.x.xxx
MY ip on the internet is 12.34.56.67 (naturly)( it's the same for all computers)
I have a DSL Conection
I am running apache whitch is only configured for 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.x.xxx

How do I ftp or telnet into my computer?
when I telenet or try to ftp I get my DSL configuration page.

 

[bigfatdonny]

You'll need to go into your router's settings and forward port 21 (for FTP) and port 23 (for telnet) to that machine. SSH would be port 22, in case you need that as well.

 

[theboywhogotlost]

How would I forward them?

 

[InlineFive]

Your router should have port forwarding. Make a rule so that Port 21 is forwarded to the internal IP address of the machine that is the server.

 

[theboywhogotlost]

Thank's guy's your great.

 

[theboywhogotlost]

OK i still need a littel help

Somthing i forgot to throw in I also have Linksys connected to my router
I configured my router to forward everything to Linksys and in linksys to forward it to my lan ip did i do everything right?
if i did then why when I type in my ip address in my browser to I get my router configuration page?

 

[bigfatdonny]

You have a linksys router, and another router? If you have two networking devices like that, then you'll just need to forward the ports through both. Can you give a little more detail about your setup?

 

[kamper]

Um, if you type your external ip into your browser and get an admin page for your router there is something seriously wrong there (like: security hole!).

Also, you mentioned that you have apache running but want telnet and ftp. Apache is a web server, not a telnet or ftp server. Do you have other programs to provide these services set up?

 

[theboywhogotlost]

Only when I type in my Wan ip address on my computer on the lan does the admin panel come up.
And Yes I am running other services for telneting.

 

[theboywhogotlost]

alright I got it to work not sure what i did though.

 

[theboywhogotlost]

Thanks everyone