FTP sa balay

[kigwa_katol]

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unsa requirements kung mag buhat ko personal FTP sa balay pwedi ma access sa internet?naa nako internet connection.kinsa naa idea?

[eax]

Kinhanglan pud ka ug public IP address.

[boyguapo]

unsay imong connection bai... kong smartbro bai kay di jud pwede.. kay di man public ang IP.. pariha aning ako diri di jud pwede bisan asa nalang ta ask ug idea.. na di jud mahimo..

[Tamblot]

one requirement is for you to have a static public IP address. All the rest is port forwarding and service configuration.

[vern]

You don't need a static IP. Hit up one of the free dynamic DNS services like noip.com or dyndns.com.

[Tin_Tin]

You don't need a static IP. Hit up one of the free dynamic DNS services like noip.com or dyndns.com.

unsay buhaton ana nga services bay....?

[Tamblot]

You don't need a static IP. Hit up one of the free dynamic DNS services like noip.com or dyndns.com.

Isn't that a bit risky verns?

[cold_fusion]

Isn't that a bit risky verns?

No. Not risky to have a dynamic dns.

But FTP is a little bit insecure.
Personally I don't use FTP, it sends passwords in "plain-text". Try sniffing your LAN and capture port 21 and FTP to a server, you can see your password and username clearly.

Use SFTP instead. SFTP is included in SSH (22). Just google for SFTP server apps and clients. Many opensource/freeware available.

[Tin_Tin]

bro kanang SFTP encrypted na siya? murag pareha anang HTTPS...?

[eax]

bro kanang SFTP encrypted na siya? murag pareha anang HTTPS...?

Yup. encrypted na siya.