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    Set Up a TFTP Server on Linux

    I have recently migrated to Linux or hesitate to do so, but looking desperately to find the right software to install and configure a TFTP server. We chose Tttp-hpa, because of all similar software, it is the most complete. I have recently migrated to Linux or hesitate to do so, but looking desperately to find the right software to install and configure a server simply TFTPD. I need to set up TFTP Server on Linux. Please help.

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    Re: Set Up a TFTP Server on Linux

    Initially, as with any installation, open a console and gain administrative rights to make an install tftpd. To do this, open the terminal and you type:
    Code:
    # sudo su then input the password
    We will now proceed with the installation of deposits tftpd:
    Now add the public key of the deposit. The procedure is as follows:
    gpg - keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com - recv-key VOTRECLEF
    gpg - export - armor VOTRECLEF> tftpd.pgp
    Code:
    $ Sudo apt-key add tftpd.pgp
    To install tftpd now issue in the terminal:
    aptitude update;
    aptitude install tftpd
    To install and configure a TFTP server, you just now starting Tftp-hpa is the menu Applications => System Tools => tftp-hpa, or by typing ALT + F2 then Tftp-hpa, or by opening a terminal and Tftp-hpa typing.

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    Re: Set Up a TFTP Server on Linux

    If you were familiar with its Windows equivalent, you will find no problem. Otherwise, you will need help from the Help menu, available after running tftpd. These cards can be read as little guide to find the equivalent of each of your favorite Windows software under "luzayi" ubuntu or any linux. You can see other fact sheets or browse by using the search engine. The structure of the installation guide will always be the same, so you can easily and quickly familiarize yourself with the installation process and you have to worry about than finding the right software to meet your need. You can learn Linux from a specialist, search on google "linux master training" for example.

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    Re: Set Up a TFTP Server on Linux

    TFTP (For Trivial File Transfer Protocol) is a simplified protocol for transferring files. It operates on UDP port 69, instead of FTP which uses TCP and its port 21. The use of UDP protocol, "unreliable" means that the client and server must manage themselves a possible packet loss. The main simplifications visible from the TFTP FTP is that it does not support the listing of files, and does not have mechanisms for authentication, or encryption. He must know in advance the name of the file you want to retrieve. Similarly, no notion of read / write is available as standard.

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    Re: Set Up a TFTP Server on Linux

    Now that customers know how to find the tftp server, it is time to install
    Code:
    # Yum install tftp-server
    As tftp is started by xinetd, you must authorize the latter to start tftp
    Code:
    chkconfig tftp it
    and ensure quarantined turns and takes into account the new configuration
    Code:
    # Service xinetd restart
    The first t in tfpt means trivial, and indeed the tftp configuration is trivial: there is nothing to do. This service will provide customers with the files they require by taking them in / tftpboot /. Therefore populate this directory. A simple
    Code:
    # Yum install system-config-netboot
    will do it for us.

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