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Hey, you need to do a few things.... 1. Get a static IP from your ISP (dyndns might be a way around this) but thats a whole lot of other stuff. 2. Get your websites DNS records updated so that your domain name ([url]www.yourwebsite.com[/url]) is pointing at the IP address …
Can you ping the server you are trying to connect to? Could it be that the old server was a member of a domain? Authentication issue? Not for the FTP connection obviously... You might have some MAC address security somewhere on your network? I know Cisco switches can be configured …
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