On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Stephen Sprunk wrote: > Thus spake Bruce Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Introducing new devices that are intended to trust that big, bad, easily > > spoofable internet using non-secured protocols such as tftp in order to > > get their configuration from a non-local server shows a degree of trust > > not seen since the Famous Five, the BabySitters Club and pre '96 O'Reilly > > books on writing internet protocols. > > Unfortunately, TFTP is the only protocol that many phone vendors > implement -- and VoIP operators aren't happy about it. Some vendors have > started implementing HTTP(S), but it's far from common at this point.
Odd, we have over 100 different user agents on our network today and I would say that most of the devices we are working with today support someting other then tftp. -Nathan
