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Old 04-29-2007, 11:53 AM  
ArtX
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### This is the Hosts.Rules file for ioFTPD. It is used to control which
### ip addresses and hostnames have access to the server.
###
### This file is read from top to bottom, with the last matching rule
### being the one that applies to the connection. This means that more
### general rules will tend to be at the top of the file, with more
### specific rules matching later (lower).
###

## policy
##
## format:
## POLICY ACCEPT CONNECTIONS_PER_IP
## POLICY DENY
##
## The connections_per_ip argument here appears to only be necessary when
## the server is setup to allow anonymous users or you have multiple users
## sharing accounts. This is because you would normally limit a specific
## user to just 1 or 2 simultaneous connections in the individual user's
## account settings. However when you wish to do something like support
## 10 anon users but you don't want any one person hogging all of slots
## you can use connections_per_ip to prevent this.
##
## By default, we accept all incomming connections.
##
POLICY ACCEPT 4


## classes
##
## format:
## CLASS CLASS_NAME TOTAL_CONNECTIONS_PER_CLASS
##
## -1 for TOTAL_CONNECTIONS_PER_CLASS means unlimited.
##
##
CLASS USERS 25
CLASS ADMIN -1


## rules
##
## rules determine which ip addresses can connect to your server.
##
## rules can be specified by ip address ('I') or hostname ('H').
## both the ip address and hostname can be partial addresses, for
## instance the class C block of '192.168.1.' or any '.com' address.
##
## format:
## ACCEPT I|H IP|HOSTNAME CLASS_NAME CONNECTIONS_PER_IP
## DENY I|H IP|HOSTNAME LOG_STRING
##
ACCEPT I 127.0.0. ADMIN -1
ACCEPT I 192.168. ADMIN -1

so yours is looking like that above yes?

if so check the firewall on xp/vista as this is anotther common thing that is over looked (even if you are using lan)
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