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Table of Contents
- Overview of tftpd
- Configuring tftpd
- Editing the Services File
- Adding TFTP Service to inetd Configuration
- Starting tftpd
- Troubleshooting tftpd
- Implementation Differences
The Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) is a basic communications protocol
used to transmit files between nodes on a network. It is implemented on top of
the Internet User Datagram Protocol (UDP), so it can be used across networks
that support UDP. On the HP 3000, the TFTP daemon tftpd
transfers boot files to or from the host HP 3000 to remote nodes on the
network. This permits a network device to get the information it needs to
start itself.
This chapter describes:
- How to configure tftpd
- How to start tftpd once the server has been configured.
- Implementation differences between tftpd for MPE/iX and
tftpd for HP-UX.
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