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I have a TrixBox/Asterisk phone system that has two NIC cards. &nbsp;The TrixBox TFTP Server seems to work fine for one network provisioning phones but doesn't work for the other. &nbsp;I know this because I tried using a TFTP client to the network that it wasn't working. &nbsp;I need to place a couple of phones on the other network.<br />
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Is there a way for TFTP to work of off both NICs? &nbsp;Is there a config file for the TrixBox TFTP Server?<br />
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Thanks!<br />

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I have a TrixBox/Asterisk phone system that has two NIC cards.  The TrixBox TFTP Server seems to work fine for one network provisioning phones but doesn't work for the other.  I know this because I tried using a TFTP client to the network that it wasn't working.  I need to place a couple of phones on the other network.

Is there a way for TFTP to work of off both NICs?  Is there a config file for the TrixBox TFTP Server?

Thanks!


How do I bind TrixBox TFTP on both NICs.

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