FTP File Problems

Hi @XfinityQuemekia​ !

Thanks for the reply! Transfer mode is, and has always been on passive mode. Despite this always being on passive mode, I have gotten into the same problems as before; works via my hotspot, but not on the Xfinity connection. 

In addition I've also tried other solutions, including finding any settings within the default gateway, using port forwarding via the Xfinity App, configuring the Windows firewall, among others, but all of which have been dead ends. The weird thing is, a few friends I know also have the server privileges and they can connect without any problems, including one that used to have Xfinity, (since changed), and not have any problems, yet for some reason I'm the only one who is still having problems getting ETIMEDOUT errors if I connect via the main Xfinity Network.

I of course tried to narrow the culprit down to the firewall, but this was dismissed, so now the only other possible culprit that I can't connect on the main Xfinity network is some FTP setting that I can't change or find, otherwise I don't know what else it could be.

Thanks for replying though! [Edited: "Personal Information"]

@XfinityEricB​ Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately, the link you provided to me results in a "Server Not Found" error. Could you edit or try again? In addition, I may look into seeing if the port trigger is the culprit. Thanks!

EDIT: I went into the gateway administrator settings, into port triggering, added a port trigger, inputted the name of the service, chose TCP, and made the trigger and target ports just 21, but it still won't let me connect to the server via FileZilla. It still gives me the ETIMEDOUT error.

My apologies @EthanETR try this link:

https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/wireless-gateway-port-triggering

@XfinityJoe​ Thanks for correcting the link! This unfortunately didn't solve anything as I'm still getting an ETIMEDOUT error, even though the trigger and target ports are and at 21. So I'm not sure where to go from here.