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How do I prohibit LAN access from remote IP addresses to port 21 on a C7000-100NAS
Have noticed that IP addresses from India, China, France, Russia and one from the US are accessing my server via port 21. I need to remote access the computer when I am away from home, so I don't know what WAN address my computer will have. How do I prohibit their access through the administrative software on the C7000-100NAS, but still allow myself to get in remotely? Software version 1.01.23 - Windows 10
Found this in the log.
| [LAN access from remote] from 125.17.15.194:65287 |
| [LAN access from remote] from 169.54.244.75:4302 |
| [LAN access from remote] from 211.139.223.228:61157 |
| [LAN access from remote] from 62.210.209.237:46083 |
| [LAN access from remote] from 77.222.54.25:7678 |
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There's really nothing you can do with a C7000. Iin fact, I wouldn't even use FTP to access your files. FTP is unencrypted.
