04-19-2008 03:12 AM - edited 03-05-2019 10:29 PM
Hi,based on your experience,which TFTP server works best,i have used 3cs & 3CDAEMON and it download/upload to a particular size then times out,kindly guide me to a TFTP server that can do 54MB and above-i really appreaciate,i have to upgrade a router and am hardly getting anywhere.
On another note,which IOS has support for IPX routing.
Thanks for any help.
04-19-2008 03:30 AM
04-19-2008 04:21 AM
Hi,
Agree with Syed, most of the TFTP server softwares have problems with files larger than 32MB. Cisco recommended version 3.0 or later of Tftpd32 because it supports TFTP file transfers larger than 32 MB.
As for IPX routing support, kindly use Cisco Feature Navigator tool to find information about Cisco IOS software images and the supported features for your platform(s), i believe that you'll need atleast Enterprise base, or Enterprise services feature set:
http://tools.cisco.com/ITDIT/CFN/jsp/index.jsp
BR,
Mohammed Mahmoud.
04-19-2008 05:37 AM
I used this to program my cisco 7960 voip phone. A+ rating
04-19-2008 06:58 AM
Nicholas
I agree with the previous posts that tftpd32 is a good choice for large files. I would also like to make the suggestion that as files get large that you should consider using FTP instead of TFTP. Not only does FTP not have a size limit but the performance of FTP is much better than the performance of TFTP, especially for large files.
HTH
Rick
04-19-2008 04:18 PM
both tftp and ftp are poor choice in term
of security. This is 2008 not 1998 where
security should be a high priority on everyone
list. Why not use scp? It is fast, easy
and most importantly, secure. Problem with
FTP is that it requires port 21 for command
and control and random high-ports for data,
thus make it not practical when you have
firewalls in between devices. With SCP, you
only have to deal with TCP port 22.
IOS versions 12.3 and higher support scp, why
not use it?
my 2c.
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