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How To Set Up FileZilla FTPS Server Behind NAT in Passive Mode

By techsupport
June 19, 2017 1 Min Read
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How To Set Up FileZilla FTPS Server Behind NAT in Passive Mode

This guide assumes you have a static public IP, NAT router, Windows, and FileZilla Server installed.

  • Log on to the FileZilla Server Interface.
  • Open Settings from the Edit menu.
  • Press Passive Mode Settings.
  • Check Use custom port range and specify 980-989.
  • Press Use the following IP and type the server’s public IP into the textbox.
  • Go to SSL/TLS Setttings.
  • Check Enable FTP over SSL/TLS support (FTPS).
  • Generate a certificate or import one.
  • Check Disallow plain uncencrypted FTP. (paranoia)
  • Forward incoming tcp ports 980-990 on your router to the local IP of the server.
    980-989 for data, 990 for control.
  • Start Windows Firewall with Advanced Security. (habit)
  • Click Inbound Rules and Select New Rule.
  • Select Program and click Next.
  • Select This program path and click Browse.
  • Add FileZilla Server.exe and click Next. (%ProgramFiles% (x86)\FileZilla Server\FileZilla server.exe in my case)
  • Select Allow the Connection and click Next.
  • Check all profiles and click Next.
  • Enter a rule name such as “FileZilla Server FTPS Server” and click Finish.
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