If your Windows Firewall rules are for port ranges, they should likely be for ports 20 and 21 by default. But it might be worthwhile to try applying it to both Private and Public networks if it isn't already. Technically, for FileZilla Server.exe and Passive mode, you should only need a single Inbound rule (looking at the Advanced settings for Windows Firewall).
Skipping Windows 10 Settings, you can disable the Windows Firewall completely for both Private and Public networks under Control Panel\System and Security\Windows Defender Firewall. You can try (temporarily) disabling these services entirely before attempting to establish an FTP connection to see if that makes a difference. I might suggest looking at your Windows Firewall settings again, as well as any anti-virus program you may have that might include some kind of Wifi protection. port 20 or some other port range)īased on some light testing, it seems likely one (or more) of these ports are being blocked, preventing Solid File Explorer from establishing a connection. Solid File Explorer defaults to Passive mode FTP (under "Set advanced?" -> "Yes" -> "Connection mode" in the Connection Wizard), which requires at least two ports to work:
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