I had the same problem.  Using windows I went to the DOS prompt 
and ftp'd directly to the host machine without adding the directory to 
the path and it worked.

ftp ftp.linux.tucows.com

And then cd'd  to the right directory.

I just checked again on the windows machine and it works from IE if I don't
put any extra path on to the URL but when I try to click on a directory
it gives me "This page cannot be displayed".

Let me know if you figure this on out.

      Guy

--- Samad <signage@best.com> wrote:
> Hey everone,
> I got IP-NAT to work and I love it. I wonder why I never have done this
> before... IP-NAT doesn't hog the CPU much either, and believe me: that's a
> blessing on a IIvx. I have a problem connecting to any FTP site on the
> client-side. The IP-NAT how-to tells me that the FTP client has to be in
> passive mode. Well, in IE5, when I try to connect to an FTP server, I see
> "Setting passive mode..." but I still can't connect. In Anarchie (I doubt
> Anarchie sends passive mode), I look at the transcript and it sends my IP
> address as 10.0.0.3 (and that's why it doesn't work). I looked around
> Anarchie and there isn't a setting to tell it to change to passive mode or
> anything. Anyone knows what the problem is? I can FTP on the server, so it
> isn't totally inconvenient.
> 
> identd doesn't work anymore. I went to freashmeat.net for ident like daemons
> that work with IP-NAT but none of them work with ircle. Anyone know a
> solution to this?
> 
> Well, thanks guys. I'm really grateful for your help.
> Samad
> 


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