Command Line Interface User’s Guide
1.
At the tftp prompt, type connect xxx.xxx.xxx.xx.
tftp> connect 172.16.4.12
connected to : 172.16.4.12
A message, “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 param xxxxx
. xxxxx is the configuration file name.
tftp> put param xxxxx
If the configuration file name is param, you can also skip the file name by simply typing put
param.
4.
The following message pops up when the upload is successful.
putting param to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx : config.txt [octet]
Sent bytes in seconds
Below is an example of the configuration upload procedures.
[1234 @ home]$ tftp
tftp> connect 172.16.4.16
connected to : 172.16.4.16
tftp> put param config.txt
putting param to 172.16.4.16 : config.txt [octet]
Sent 8192 bytes in 3 seconds
tftp>
1800-A2-GB20-00
125