FTP Issues - FILEZILLA ---> VU SOLO2 - ECONNREFUSED

[theblitz]

Hi - I have recently had issues in connecting to my VU SOLO2 through Filezilla.

I haved not changed any username or password on my router or anywhere else.

Everytime i try to connect - i get the message below.


Status: Connection attempt failed with "ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server".
Error: Could not connect to server
Status: Waiting to retry...

has anyone had the same if not similar issues?

[wallnut]

I do recall having this issue at some point in the past.
I simply shut down the receiver. Re-booted my broadband router and then restarted the receiver and i was up and running again.

[abu baniaz]

1. Check IP address on your receiver.
Menu > Setup > System > Network > Device Setup > Adapter Settings >
2. Check IP address being used for it in filezilla is the same.

[theblitz]

Thanks Abu & Wallnut...

I will try both and come back with results.

[Cyril]

I am having the exact same problem and have tried for a couple of days to fix it but getting nowhere, definitely using the correct IP address

[s1m0nw]

Are u typing root in lowercase? My old man had put a capital R in and that threw up the same error.

[Cyril]

Sorted, router was the issue, simple power down. What a muppet, I have wasted so much time on this??!!

[theblitz]

Hard reboot of router (superhub) done the trick...Thanks all for your input.

[theblitz]

Hi all,

I am again facing issues with connecting to my SOLO2 - I have not changed my u/n or p/w - Any ideas

Currently on Apollo 106

[Larry-G]

Probably a issue with your superhub, from what I have seen on the net about superhubs they can be a total pain in the arse when working with things like E2 boxes (I will find out for my self soon enough when I get infinity installed at the end of the month). I am currently using a TP-link router and have no issues what so ever with FTP on my various receivers (nor did I with the three of four Netgear routers I used before that).

[theblitz]

Probably a issue with your superhub, from what I have seen on the net about superhubs they can be a total pain in the arse when working with things like E2 boxes (I will find out for my self soon enough when I get infinity installed at the end of the month). I am currently using a TP-link router and have no issues what so ever with FTP on my various receivers (nor did I with the three of four Netgear routers I used before that).

I have only just started experiencing issues like this. has been running fine for over a year now...

Last time a simple reboot of my router done the trick

Am now getting the message below:

Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message...
Response: 220 (vsFTPd 3.0.2)
Command: USER root
Response: 331 Please specify the password.
Command: PASS
Response: 530 Login incorrect.
Error: Critical error: Could not connect to server

[Larry-G]

Try setting a password using a telnet session and the passwd command, then use the new password with your FTP client and report back the results.
I cant think of any thing else to try as I just flashed 6 receivers directly to build 106 and the as yet unreleased beta builds, all working fine with my FlashFXP FTP client.

[theblitz]

Try setting a password using a telnet session and the passwd command, then use the new password with your FTP client and report back the results.
I cant think of any thing else to try as I just flashed 6 receivers directly to build 106 and the as yet unreleased beta builds, all working fine with my FlashFXP FTP client.

HI Pheonix - apologies for the late reply...bit of a novice with telnet - you got any instructions ?

[abu baniaz]

HI Pheonix - apologies for the late reply...bit of a novice with telnet - you got any instructions ?

See this thread
http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...elnet-commands