06-27-2006 11:12 AM - edited 03-03-2019 01:09 PM
I am trying to setup autoinstall on a frame relay connection where the "existing" router is configured with subinterfaces. I configured the existing router as cisco documentation suggests which works up to a point. The new router gets it's ip address and host name from a dns server but can not download the file I have in the tftp directory. The tftp server is stating "could not open requested file for reading" The files I have in the tftp directory are cisconet.cfg with the minimum config, I also have network-confg with the same config as cisconet.cfg In addtion I have the newrouter config file.
Currently I can ping the newrouter IP address but can not telnet to it since no password is set ( I need to be able to download the minimum configuration)
SKief
06-27-2006 03:37 PM
Is there any permission set for this file on your HD?
I think you should check the host where this file lies firts , before looking for network issues.
vlad
06-28-2006 03:54 AM
Thanks for your reply. I can download the file ok when I put in the route on the new router back to the tftp server, but I would think I would not have to do that. This makes me believe the permissions are ok on the file.
skief
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