Archer C7 - USB sharing with FTP server can´t upload files, only download
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Archer C7 - USB sharing with FTP server can´t upload files, only download
Model : Archer C7
Hardware Version : Not Clear
Firmware Version : latest
ISP :
Hi there. I have a strange issue with the USB sharing service. There is an external HDD on usb which is working fine on my home network. I can download/upload and streaming media files to my devices. Great. BUT, when i am outside, i can access those files via FTP with some ftp clients, downloading to my work PC for example, but the strange thing is if i try to upload some files to the attached HDD on the router it gives me an error (access denied)!!
I tried all kind of security settings on Archer´s configuration but nothing helps.
What am i missing here? Could be an security issue on the HDD? I tried also with a normal USB stick on USB nr2, and getting same error ( downloading ok, but no uploading files to)
I really need some advice, as i need to upload some files from my work remotely to the HDD attached to the router...
Any help??
Thanks
Hardware Version : Not Clear
Firmware Version : latest
ISP :
Hi there. I have a strange issue with the USB sharing service. There is an external HDD on usb which is working fine on my home network. I can download/upload and streaming media files to my devices. Great. BUT, when i am outside, i can access those files via FTP with some ftp clients, downloading to my work PC for example, but the strange thing is if i try to upload some files to the attached HDD on the router it gives me an error (access denied)!!
I tried all kind of security settings on Archer´s configuration but nothing helps.
What am i missing here? Could be an security issue on the HDD? I tried also with a normal USB stick on USB nr2, and getting same error ( downloading ok, but no uploading files to)
I really need some advice, as i need to upload some files from my work remotely to the HDD attached to the router...
Any help??
Thanks