Chris.
Depends on which OS and distribution you're using.
I'm running SuSE 9.0, and it uses xinetd - it was simply a matter of editing
/etc/xinet.d/tftp to reflect the correct values for allowing files to be
input {the configuration will depend on the tftp server you're using too},
and now when I connect via tftp, xinetd spawns the process, and kills it off
once it's done.
What OS/distribution are you using?
Darren Gibbs
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Is there a way to keep the TFTP server up and running all the time so I can
store my IOS images there? One place for all my IOS images would be
great...
Thanks,
Tuska
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