Specific ips" in your configuration, if they are then add your IP to You dont have security settings that are accidentally blocking yourĬlient machine ip with a "block all but" or "whitelist only these On the other side of that connection (perhaps a hosting site) that It's IP address instead of domain - check the log, and make sure that
xxx:21 usually for FTP' but many carriers are moving away from the standard FTP port. Which it should say after you attempt to connect in the activity log, it should read it back as 'Connecting to. Perhaps white list your IP that you are attempting to connect to. It wasn't my firewall that time, but in the past I've seen that too. I believe last time I fixed it with allowing the FTP port specified in one case then opening an ftp port that was closed in my router configuration. If connecting to host or server closely check instructions on Username/Password/Settings - Typing in incorrect credentials and settings have been my number one reason, and the format in which I do that with add-on domains in particular.I've had this issue, it's also been an array of different issues that have caused this for me, Internet security's probably a good first start.ĭo you have access to your port configuration on your gateway or network? Depends on carrier but usually accessible from 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 some 127.0.0.1, type that into your browser and tell me if you found your gateway.
just so you can figure out what area or narrow down the possibilities here. Here's a little checklist I go through to debug: More often than not its a simple thing, try temporarily disabling your firewall or security for a test.
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