tftp

Syntax

tftp {-b | -g | -l <LOCAL-FILE> | -p | -r <REMOTE-FILE>} host [<PORT>]

Description

Transfers files to and from a remote machine (TFTP a file).

Command context

Service OS (SVOS>)

Parameters

{-b | -g | -l | -p | -r <REMOTE-FILE>}

Selects the options for transferring a file.

-b

Specifies the transfer blocks of size octets. The default blocksize is set to 1468, which can be overridden with the -b option.

-g

Specifies to get a file.

-l

Specifies a local file.

-p

Specifies to put a file in remote location.

-r <REMOTE-FILE>

Specifies a remote file.

<PORT>

Specifies the port for transfer. If no port option is specified, TFTP uses the standard UDP port 69 by default.

Authority

Administrators

Example

Transfering files: 

SVOS> tftp -b 65464 -g -r XL.10.00.0002.swi.swi 192.0.2.1
XL.10.00.0002 100% |*******************************|   178M  0:00:00 ETA
SVOS>