tftp issue

phoenix311

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* 1.0 Problem Statement *
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1.1 tftp failed:
$ tftp 10.71.47.75
tftp>; put 123test.txt
Transfer timed out.

Server:N1405
Client:SB2000

why&how to configure tftp server correctly??

Allan.Chen

Please try to touch a file with the same file name as that you want to put onto the server. As follow:

server$ cd /tftpboot        -->;  assume the tftp root is " /tftpboot " (default)
server$ touch 123test.txt

client$ tftp 10.71.47.75
tftp>; put 123test.txt

Allan.Chen

Please try to touch a file with the same file name as that you want to put onto the server. As follow:

server$ cd /tftpboot        -->;  assume the tftp root is " /tftpboot " (default)
server$ touch 123test.txt
server$ chmod 777 123test.txt

client$ tftp 10.71.47.75
tftp>; put 123test.txt

phoenix311

原帖由 "Allan.Chen" 发表：
Please try to touch a file with the same file name as that you want to put onto the server. As follow:

server$ cd /tftpboot        -->;  assume the tftp root is " /tftpboot " (default)
server$ t..........

"Transfer timed out" all the same
……
what can I do??

Allan.Chen

Another solution:
please check the /etc/inetd.conf by this
$ grep tftp /etc/inetd.conf

please check the line, there should be no "#" before tftp

cqwlyh

看看ftp服务打开了没有：
#cat /etc/inetd/inetd.conf | grep ftp

phoenix311

I take following action:

Enabling TFTP Access on a Sun Solaris System
Follow these steps to enable TFTP access on a Sun Solaris system:


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Step 1   Log in as root.

Step 2   Add or uncomment the following line in your /etc/inetd.conf file:

tftp    dgram   udp     wait    root    /usr/sbin/in.tftpd  in.tftpd



Step 3   Specify the TFTP directory. By default it is /tftpboot unless you append "-s <directory>;" in the previous step. View the in.tftpd man page for more information.

Step 4   Either reboot your system or use the following commands to find the "inetd" process and send it the SIGHUP signal to force it to reread the inetd.conf file:

/bin/ps -ef | grep inetd

kill -1 inetd_process_ID

but  always "Transfer timed out"

hccao

dear yangzai:（楼主）
您不是早已搞定了吗？我相信您的实力。！！     

phoenix311

It's ok after I reboot the server