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TFTP Issue
Posted on 2004-10-04
I don't know a better place to ask this question so even a redirection could get some points.
I have a Lantronix Xport device that works perfectly in the system in which it is installed. I can tftp this device from 3 other computers on the network but not my own. I can talk to the device as a com port but when I try to upload an http doc I get the following error message:
tftp: tftp/udp: unknown service
MightworkSoft MSDN website give the following explanation:
"...To transfer files to or from a remote computer using the TCP/IP Tftp command, the remote computer must have Ftp server running. It does not..."
However, as I said, three other computers on the same network have no trouble at all. I can't see any differences between the setups to account for this. Any ideas?
I have a Lantronix Xport device that works perfectly in the system in which it is installed. I can tftp this device from 3 other computers on the network but not my own. I can talk to the device as a com port but when I try to upload an http doc I get the following error message:
tftp: tftp/udp: unknown service
MightworkSoft MSDN website give the following explanation:
"...To transfer files to or from a remote computer using the TCP/IP Tftp command, the remote computer must have Ftp server running. It does not..."
However, as I said, three other computers on the same network have no trouble at all. I can't see any differences between the setups to account for this. Any ideas?
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Are you using the same username and password??
What three machines are these ,, OS version??
What patches are installed???
Is there any differrence between the workstations..
Try Cross over cable just between that workstation and the FTP.. and see what happens..
What three machines are these ,, OS version??
What patches are installed???
Is there any differrence between the workstations..
Try Cross over cable just between that workstation and the FTP.. and see what happens..
Hi 1stITMAN
Actually, I fixed the problem myself by uninstalling the simple TCP/IP services and reinstalling the TCP/IP protocol.
After that, no problem at all.
Thanks for your input
Actually, I fixed the problem myself by uninstalling the simple TCP/IP services and reinstalling the TCP/IP protocol.
After that, no problem at all.
Thanks for your input
I had the same problem, I checked what was happening with FileMon and somehow the path had been screwed up, it was looking for the services file in <current_directory>\%SYSTE
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