Hello everyone!
I've been having a tricky situation with my vsftpd install since I followed a guide on installing an SSL certificate to have a friend connect to my file-share server. I used Openssl to create an ssl key with RSA encryption, made a public key off of that key, and then configured vsftpd to use both the private and public keys as well as enabling outright the use of SSL. The main problem I'm experiencing is the reverse of what most people talk about online: I cannot connect locally to the server using it's local IP address but I can connect to it via the external IP address. I'm also trying to use SFTP to connect properly as well.
I have home internet, so getting a static line just isn't an option, and I'd hate to have to reconfigure my local clients every time. If I can get some assistance, that'd be greatly appreciated, just let me know what you'd need to see and I'll get it to ya.
Thank you!
I've been having a tricky situation with my vsftpd install since I followed a guide on installing an SSL certificate to have a friend connect to my file-share server. I used Openssl to create an ssl key with RSA encryption, made a public key off of that key, and then configured vsftpd to use both the private and public keys as well as enabling outright the use of SSL. The main problem I'm experiencing is the reverse of what most people talk about online: I cannot connect locally to the server using it's local IP address but I can connect to it via the external IP address. I'm also trying to use SFTP to connect properly as well.
I have home internet, so getting a static line just isn't an option, and I'd hate to have to reconfigure my local clients every time. If I can get some assistance, that'd be greatly appreciated, just let me know what you'd need to see and I'll get it to ya.
Thank you!
Statistics: Posted by 123sean — 2024-04-04 05:21 — Replies 1 — Views 55