Start the TFTP server in Linux

Step 1: Check whether the TFTP-SERVER is installed in LINUX. in LINUX enter: rpm-qtftp-server if the following response appears: tftp-server-0.39-2 indicates that tftp-server is installed. step 2: Modify the tftp startup script. Method 1: Modify the ftptpd STARTUP script vietcxinetd. dtftp with disable

Step 1:

We need to confirm whether the TFTP-SERVER is installed in LINUX.

In LINUX, enter:

Rpm-q tFtp-Server

If the following response is displayed:

Tftp-Server-0.39-2 indicates that tftp-server is installed.

Step 2:

Modify the tftp startup script:

Method 1:

You need to modify the startup script of ftptpd.
Vi/etc/xinetd. d/tftp
When disable = no is added, the tfpt service can be started.

Method 2:

Input:/sbin/ChkconfigTftp on

ThisCommandAdd disable = no in the startup script.

The modified script works as follows:

Step 3:

Start the TFTP service
Service xinetd restart

In this way, our service starts OK.

The default TFTP root directory is in/tftproot.

Tftp simple client: http://www.linuxIdC.com/Linux/2011-08/39946.htm

You can check to see if a TFTP server isSetUp with the following command:

Host $Rpm-q tftp-server

You shoshouldExPect to see output similar:

Tftp-server-0.39-2

NOTE: Your version may beDiffErent than the one listEdAbove. This is OK, the version above is just an example.

If it is notSetup, You can follow these steps:

1. Download a TFTP server for your Linux host. You can search the internet for "tftp-server". You canFindThe RPM package for download here
2. Install the TFTP server package

   Host $Rpm-ivh

3. ConfiRmThat TFTP is installed

   Host $/Sbin/chkconfig -- list | GrepTftp

4. Turn on the TFTP server

   Host $/Sbin/chkconfig tftp on

The default root loCatIon for TFTPFileS is/tftpboot.