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 or local user group members with execution rights for this command.

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>