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Ok so I got IIS running

Finnkc

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and now I need to figure out what ports to foward on my router.

I asume 80-81 ?

then forward to the PC IP on the local network as I did with my FTP server?

One quick question - if I have an FTP server on ports 20-21 can I have an HTTP server on ports 80-81 on the same IP? ie the same PC?
 
Originally posted by: Paulson
ftp is just port 21... yes you can open port 80 and 21 at the same time.

i believe tcp 20 is used for sending to and fro files, while tcp 21 is used to transfer commands between each other. both are used
 
You don't need port 20 open in normal/active mode, because the server will choose a random port. If you're in passive mode, you need 20 open...ie - doesn't choose a random port.
 
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