FTP Problems With Windows Ultimate & Asus WL-500G Deluxe Router

Could it be possible my router is not compatible using FTP with Vista? I have
tried everything and exhausted all my options. I have tried Windows Explorer
method, CuteFTP, FlashFXP, Bullet Proof FTP, Passive mode, active mode,
checking and unchecking the boxes in the Internet Explorer. None of these
methods seem to work. I just keep timing out of the FTP. This is what I got
from CuteFTP:

ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Can't read from control socket. Socket
error = #10060.
ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Failed to establish data socket.

I know for a fact that when I use Windows XP, FTP works fine, my router
works fine and I know that these FTP websites I'm trying to access work fine.
However, when I do a direct connection to my modem Vista can access the FTP
sites but when my PC is connected to the router it can't access the FTP sites
and times out or gives some kind of data error. I have tried to port forward
port 21 and every other port I can think of that needs data transfers. I have
disabled all firewalls that are installed including Windows Firewall and the
built in firewall in the router. Nothing seems to work. The only thing that I
can think of is it's an incompatability problem with either Vista or my
router the Asus WL-500G Deluxe. If anyone else has any options I'm willing to
try it. Otherwise nothing only HTTP works and FTP does not work in Vista for
me. I have no options left to try.

You can't use IE7 to access FTP site, you need to use windows explorer.

Tad

"JohnV98" wrote:

> Could it be possible my router is not compatible using FTP with Vista? I have
> tried everything and exhausted all my options. I have tried Windows Explorer
> method, CuteFTP, FlashFXP, Bullet Proof FTP, Passive mode, active mode,
> checking and unchecking the boxes in the Internet Explorer. None of these
> methods seem to work. I just keep timing out of the FTP. This is what I got
> from CuteFTP:
>
> ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Can't read from control socket. Socket
> error = #10060.
> ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Failed to establish data socket.
>
> I know for a fact that when I use Windows XP, FTP works fine, my router
> works fine and I know that these FTP websites I'm trying to access work fine.
> However, when I do a direct connection to my modem Vista can access the FTP
> sites but when my PC is connected to the router it can't access the FTP sites
> and times out or gives some kind of data error. I have tried to port forward
> port 21 and every other port I can think of that needs data transfers. I have
> disabled all firewalls that are installed including Windows Firewall and the
> built in firewall in the router. Nothing seems to work. The only thing that I
> can think of is it's an incompatability problem with either Vista or my
> router the Asus WL-500G Deluxe. If anyone else has any options I'm willing to
> try it. Otherwise nothing only HTTP works and FTP does not work in Vista for
> me. I have no options left to try.
>

Do you have the latest firmware for your router? Any other connection
problem, or just FTP issues?

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"JohnV98" <JohnV98@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3F4C71A5-E1F3-4352-9130-5E060FF9AC1E@microsoft.com...
> Could it be possible my router is not compatible using FTP with Vista? I
> have
> tried everything and exhausted all my options. I have tried Windows
> Explorer
> method, CuteFTP, FlashFXP, Bullet Proof FTP, Passive mode, active mode,
> checking and unchecking the boxes in the Internet Explorer. None of these
> methods seem to work. I just keep timing out of the FTP. This is what I
> got
> from CuteFTP:
>
> ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Can't read from control socket. Socket
> error = #10060.
> ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Failed to establish data socket.
>
> I know for a fact that when I use Windows XP, FTP works fine, my router
> works fine and I know that these FTP websites I'm trying to access work
> fine.
> However, when I do a direct connection to my modem Vista can access the
> FTP
> sites but when my PC is connected to the router it can't access the FTP
> sites
> and times out or gives some kind of data error. I have tried to port
> forward
> port 21 and every other port I can think of that needs data transfers. I
> have
> disabled all firewalls that are installed including Windows Firewall and
> the
> built in firewall in the router. Nothing seems to work. The only thing
> that I
> can think of is it's an incompatability problem with either Vista or my
> router the Asus WL-500G Deluxe. If anyone else has any options I'm willing
> to
> try it. Otherwise nothing only HTTP works and FTP does not work in Vista
> for
> me. I have no options left to try.
>

Windows Explorer does not work. I have already tried this method as I have
used the "Search Feature" and found other people saying to use Windows
Explorer. Explorer does not work. It just times out. As for my router, it is
updated to the latest firmware. I can not update it anymore. The only issue I
have is with FTP, HTTP works fine. I can access webpages fine but when trying
to access anything through FTP with FTP Clients, Firefox, etc... it just
doesn't work. It times out and gives a data socket error in CuteFTP. No
program I use will FTP properly regardless of my settings in my router or the
type of program I use. I am using all the latest software, drivers, bios,
firmware for my PC. At first I thought I did something wrong when I first
installed Vista. So I ended up reinstalling a fresh install to see if it
would fix my FTP problem. I am now on my fresh reinstall and it doesn't fix
my FTP problem.

"tad" wrote:

> You can't use IE7 to access FTP site, you need to use windows explorer.
>
> Tad
>
> "JohnV98" wrote:
>
> > Could it be possible my router is not compatible using FTP with Vista? I have
> > tried everything and exhausted all my options. I have tried Windows Explorer
> > method, CuteFTP, FlashFXP, Bullet Proof FTP, Passive mode, active mode,
> > checking and unchecking the boxes in the Internet Explorer. None of these
> > methods seem to work. I just keep timing out of the FTP. This is what I got
> > from CuteFTP:
> >
> > ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Can't read from control socket. Socket
> > error = #10060.
> > ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Failed to establish data socket.
> >
> > I know for a fact that when I use Windows XP, FTP works fine, my router
> > works fine and I know that these FTP websites I'm trying to access work fine.
> > However, when I do a direct connection to my modem Vista can access the FTP
> > sites but when my PC is connected to the router it can't access the FTP sites
> > and times out or gives some kind of data error. I have tried to port forward
> > port 21 and every other port I can think of that needs data transfers. I have
> > disabled all firewalls that are installed including Windows Firewall and the
> > built in firewall in the router. Nothing seems to work. The only thing that I
> > can think of is it's an incompatability problem with either Vista or my
> > router the Asus WL-500G Deluxe. If anyone else has any options I'm willing to
> > try it. Otherwise nothing only HTTP works and FTP does not work in Vista for
> > me. I have no options left to try.
> >

See if FileZilla works
http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

John

JohnV98 wrote:

> Windows Explorer does not work. I have already tried this method as I
> have used the "Search Feature" and found other people saying to use
> Windows Explorer. Explorer does not work. It just times out. As for
> my router, it is updated to the latest firmware. I can not update it
> anymore. The only issue I have is with FTP, HTTP works fine. I can
> access webpages fine but when trying to access anything through FTP
> with FTP Clients, Firefox, etc... it just doesn't work. It times out
> and gives a data socket error in CuteFTP. No program I use will FTP
> properly regardless of my settings in my router or the type of
> program I use. I am using all the latest software, drivers, bios,
> firmware for my PC. At first I thought I did something wrong when I
> first installed Vista. So I ended up reinstalling a fresh install to
> see if it would fix my FTP problem. I am now on my fresh reinstall
> and it doesn't fix my FTP problem.
>
> "tad" wrote:
>
> > You can't use IE7 to access FTP site, you need to use windows
> > explorer.
> >
> > Tad
> >
> > "JohnV98" wrote:
> >
> > > Could it be possible my router is not compatible using FTP with
> > > Vista? I have tried everything and exhausted all my options. I
> > > have tried Windows Explorer method, CuteFTP, FlashFXP, Bullet
> > > Proof FTP, Passive mode, active mode, checking and unchecking the
> > > boxes in the Internet Explorer. None of these methods seem to
> > > work. I just keep timing out of the FTP. This is what I got from
> > > CuteFTP:
> > >
> > > ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Can't read from control socket.
> > > Socket error = #10060.
> > > ERROR:> [2/19/2007 1:05:46 PM] Failed to establish data socket.
> > >
> > > I know for a fact that when I use Windows XP, FTP works fine, my
> > > router works fine and I know that these FTP websites I'm trying
> > > to access work fine. However, when I do a direct connection to
> > > my modem Vista can access the FTP sites but when my PC is
> > > connected to the router it can't access the FTP sites and times
> > > out or gives some kind of data error. I have tried to port
> > > forward port 21 and every other port I can think of that needs
> > > data transfers. I have disabled all firewalls that are installed
> > > including Windows Firewall and the built in firewall in the
> > > router. Nothing seems to work. The only thing that I can think of
> > > is it's an incompatability problem with either Vista or my router
> > > the Asus WL-500G Deluxe. If anyone else has any options I'm
> > > willing to try it. Otherwise nothing only HTTP works and FTP does
> > > not work in Vista for me. I have no options left to try.
> > >



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On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 14:15:18 -0800, tad
<tad@discussions.microsoft.com> spake thusly:

>You can't use IE7 to access FTP site, you need to use windows explorer.
>

If you say so.....

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I have the same router and same problem. I also have other connectivity
problems such as trillian dropping connection to aim and yahoo every few
minutes and also streaming radio cuts out more than once a minute. I
dual boot xp and everything works great. I've tried disabling ipv2,
power management, still no go.

Anyone figure this one out yet?


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