>>>>A customer sends me an email saying that "you can pick up this file using IP: 128.1.0.8 User Name: SomeName Password: Secret".
>>>>
>>>>How do you connect to their FTP using the above IP? TIA.
>>>
>>>Dmitry,
>>>
>>>
>>>I think by entering
ftp://SomeName:Secret@128.1.0.8/ in the address bar of your browser
>>
>>Thank you for your suggestion, Gregory. But it didn't work.
>
>Look at the browser configuration under tools/internet options/security/custom level. At the bottom make sure it is set to prompt for username and password.
>
>John
I did what you suggested but still I am out of luck. I think the problem is that the IP 128.1.0.8 is only for internal use on their (customer) network.
I think I read about it somewhere that some IPs are reserved for the internal use. Yet they gave it to me for connecting from internet.
Thank you for the suggestion anyway.
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