<div dir="ltr">Hi,<br><br>I don't understand why a SIP hardphone can't provision itself using tftp.<br>I'm very suspicious about my tftp daemon but I lack basic knowledge of Linux CLI to pinpoint what's going wrong and separate what belongs to SIP phone configuration from what comes from tftp server.<br>
<br>What I would like to do is to add a given file in current /srv/tftp directory and test by hand that tftpd would serve this file when asked.<br><br>Googling and reading man pages, I could find command that starts tftp server but I couldn't find any command asking for a given file (please, note I don't imply such commands don't exist but maybe, some more general network tools (netcat, ...) are the one to use for basic tftp testing).<br>
<br>So let's say, you've got :<br>a perfectly running tftp server somewhere on your LAN,<br>it holds foo.txt file in its /srv/tftp directory.<br><br><br>Which command could you type in for a LAN workstation to receive this foo.txt ?<br>
<br>Regards<br><br>PS1: I'm using Debian etch<br>PS2: With nestat -a, I've got this :<br><br>Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local address Remote address Status<br>udp 0 0 *:tftp *:*<br>
<br>So, I think my tftp daemon is not listening but that's another topic.<br></div>