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on command prompt, type netstat -an and see what app is listening to port 69 and try changing it. should work then
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on command prompt, type netstat -an and see what app is listening to port 69 and try changing it. should work then

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I did as you suggested and the result for UDP port 69 is *.* &nbsp;Not sure what I should see.<br />
thanks,
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I did as you suggested and the result for UDP port 69 is *.*  Not sure what I should see.
thanks,

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Hi, <br />
<br />
Look at this link below<br />
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<a href="http://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/12587" rel="ugc">http://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/12587</a><br />
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Stewart
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Hi,

Look at this link below

http://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/12587 [http://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/12587]

Stewart

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This does not take care of the root problem but it does allow a work-around.
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This does not take care of the root problem but it does allow a work-around.

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out of the blue I tried to use my TFTP server and when trying to start get the message.<br />
Port 69 is in use..... with java acknowledged at the end of the reply.<br />
Have tried several new TFTP servers and still get the same issue.<br />
Any answers??????????
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out of the blue I tried to use my TFTP server and when trying to start get the message.
Port 69 is in use..... with java acknowledged at the end of the reply.
Have tried several new TFTP servers and still get the same issue.
Any answers??????????

TFTP port 69 issue

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