Command Line Interface User’s Guide
The message “Using octet mode to transfer files” or “using netascii mode to transfer files”
displays for your reference.
To return to the home prompt, use the bye command.
The following sections of this chapter will describe the procedures for the upload and download.
In all the examples used in these sections, the TFTP server IP address, 172.16.4.16 and file name
are only used for reference. You must change them to fit your own settings if they are different
in real application.
7.1
Uploading the software file
1.
At the tftp prompt, type
connect xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
.
tftp> connect 172.16.4.16
connected to : 172.16.4.16
A connected to : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx pops up if successful.
2.
Type the transfer mode (binary or ascii).
tftp> binary
mode set to octet
A message, mode set to octet/netascii, pops up.
3.
Type put app
ÀÀÀ
.
ÀÀÀ
is the software file name.
tftp> put app
ÀÀÀ
You can also skip the file name by simply typing put app. The file will then be saved as app at
the target location.
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