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Using TFTP Commands
TFTP commands are file transfer commands that you execute when you
are in Console Command mode. A access point can act as either a client
or server in the TFTP environment. As a server, the access point can
service read and write requests from a access point client. As a client, the
access point can read files from and write files to any TFTP server on the
network. Both the client and server must operate in octet, or 8-bit, mode.
When executing a script file, the access point retries TFTP client
commands get and put until the command is successfully completed. If
the first attempt fails, the access point retries after a one-minute delay.
With each successive failure, the retry time doubles until it reaches eight
minutes. Once this limit is reached, it remains at eight minutes until the
command is completed.
In general, TFTP client sessions should fail only if the server is not
responding either because it is busy serving other clients or because it
has not been started. In either case, the access point backoff algorithm
should prevent excessive network traffic when many access points are
trying to contact a TFTP server.
tftp get Purpose
Supports standard get and put commands. You can use the TFTP get
command to start a client session that gets a file from the TFTP server.
Syntax
tftp get IP address foreign filename local filename
where:
IP address is the IP address of the server. You can use an
asterisk (*) here if you want to use the value in
serveripaddress.
foreign filename is the name of the file on the server. The filename
can contain directory path information and must
be in the format required by the server operating
system. The file must already have the
appropriate file header before the transfer to the
access point.
- Installation 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Statement 3
- Appendix C 9
- Table of Contents 10
- How This Guide is Organized 11
- Document Conventions 13
- Telephone 15
- Returning Products 16
- Management Software Updates 18
- Product Description 19
- Hardware Features 20
- Twisted Pair 21
- Ethernet Port 21
- Firmware Features 23
- Using Multiple 25
- Roaming End 25
- Cables Not Included 31
- Unpacking the Access Point 32
- Installing the Access Point 33
- Positioning the 34
- Punch-out 37
- Warranty Registration 38
- Configuration Overview 39
- Assigning an IP Address 42
- Using a Web Browser 44
- Using a Telnet Session 47
- Using SNMP 48
- Configuring the Ethernet 50
- Configuring the 52
- Access Point as 52
- About Network 56
- Translation 56
- Access Point to 60
- Send ARP 60
- Requests 60
- Changes on page 46 61
- Configuring Ethernet Filters 64
- Using Ethernet 65
- Configuring the Spanning Tree 74
- About the Root 77
- 21XXT034.eps 78
- Bridging Layer 79
- Functions 79
- Secondary LANs 80
- Configuring Global Parameters 82
- About IP Tunnels 88
- Internet Group 89
- Management 89
- Protocol (IGMP) 89
- Originating IP 90
- Establishing 91
- Maintaining IP 91
- Configuring IP 94
- Configuring IP Tunnel Filters 98
- Configuring the Radio 105
- Worldwide 108
- Frequencies for 108
- Parameters 109
- Configuring 109
- 802.11b Radio 109
- Advanced 109
- Configuring a 112
- Voice Network 112
- 21XXT038.eps 115
- Ethernet 115
- 21XXT013.eps 118
- Ethernet Ethernet 118
- Configuring Security 124
- Enabling Access Methods 125
- Setting Up Logins 127
- Using 802.1x Security 132
- Access Point Maintenance 136
- Viewing Port 137
- Statistics 137
- Viewing the 138
- Configuration 138
- Information 139
- About the 139
- Access Point 139
- Upgrading the Firmware 141
- Using TFTP via 143
- Using a Web 144
- Troubleshooting 146
- Communication 148
- Advanced Configuration 155
- Commands 155
- Entering the 156
- B Purpose 157
- FX Purpose 158
- FD Purpose 158
- FR Purpose 158
- MR Purpose 158
- SR Purpose 158
- Using Service Mode Commands 160
- FFR Purpose 161
- PN Purpose 161
- PQ Purpose 161
- Using Test Mode Commands 162
- Using Console Command Mode 164
- Using Console Commands 165
- Using Sdvars Commands 168
- Using TFTP Commands 172
- Appendix A 178
- Wireless 179
- Bridging 179
- Global Flooding 180
- Global RF 181
- Address Table 182
- Frame Type 182
- 0 - 65535 0 183
- Tunnel Filters 184
- Community 185
- Technical Specifications 187
- Other Specifications 188
- Emission Information 189
- Glossary 202
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