Hi long time reader, first time poster here!

Ihave recently bought a 6680 on orange in the UK

I am trying to use yftp to connect to my home pc ftp server.

Unfortunately i cant seem to get the phone to connect. :(

I cant seem to find the correct settings on the phone client software to allow me to connect.

I know 100% that the pc ftp is working perfectly, i know that i have the correct login and pass on phone, but it always cant connect and terminates.

Am i missing something ? Is it an orange UK problem? Is there a tutorail or walkthru anywhere? Will i go mad b4 i get this to work ????????

Thanks:)

Do you have Orange's Internet Access Point settings? Are you using that access point with yftp (and not, e.g., a WAP Access Point)? Do you have a plan/subscription that allows full Internet access? Can you connect to some other FTP server or does it fail, too?

Do you have Orange's Internet Access Point settings? Are you using that access point with yftp (and not, e.g., a WAP Access Point)? Do you have a plan/subscription that allows full Internet access? Can you connect to some other FTP server or does it fail, too?



thtanks for he reply :)

it wont connect to any ftp at all

when i attempt to connect i have a choice of 3 ways to connect orange gprs wap, orange internet and orange mms i have tried all

also im not to sure about the settings in yftp for server name do i need the full path ,ftp://whatever.com, or leave out the ftp:// bit??

Lol takes me 5 seconds on a pc but im struggling here :)

thanks for your help

thtanks for he reply :)

it wont connect to any ftp at all

when i attempt to connect i have a choice of 3 ways to connect orange gprs wap, orange internet and orange mms i have tried all

also im not to sure about the settings in yftp for server name do i need the full path ,ftp://whatever.com, or leave out the ftp:// bit??

Lol takes me 5 seconds on a pc but im struggling here :)

thanks for your help

Try usinf fttp:// instead of ftp://

No. "fttp://" doesn't mean a thing. And if you are using an FTP-program, then don't use the "ftp://" either (it is only used with browsers).