Copy flash tftp

check permission to write to tftp program.

tftp" but successful on "copy star tftp". Can some one

Is there any file existing on tftp server that has the same name as one on flash????

check permission to write to tftp program.

Uzytkownik "Howard Huntley" napisal w wiadomosci news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

Hi The best solution (IMHO) on most tftp servers is to create an empty file using the same name as you try to upload (don't forget set permissons to write to this file).

-- bleetz

Some TFTP server softwares have an option to allow or not allow files to overwrite other files. File and directory permissions on the server hosting the TFTP program are another consideration. Allow "Everyone" to read, write, and modify files if needed. Examine the TFTP server program by looking into log messages that it may produce.

Also look into the syntax of your copy command. Consider being more specific in the command. EXAMPLE: copy flash:filename tftp://192.168.0.1/images/filename

----- Scott Perry Indianapolis, IN

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Thanks for your help. I looked in at the ios file and it has "RW" access. Is there such a access level as a "Copy"? As I understand it read and write includes the right to copy the file. The problem is on the router with the file not the "TFTP" server. I can copy run star to the TFTP servers with no problems. Problem is only when I try to back up the IOS from flash.

"Scott Perry" wrote:

Thanks for your help. I looked in at the ios file and it has "RW" access. Is there such a access level as a "Copy"? As I understand it read and write includes the right to copy the file. The problem is on the router with the file not the "TFTP" server. I can copy run star to the TFTP servers with no problems. Problem is only when I try to back up the IOS from flash.

User Access Verification

Password: cis2514>en Password: cis2514#] % Unknown command or computer name, or unable to find computer address cis2514# cis2514#sh flash

System flash directory: File Length Name/status 1 8083776 /c2500-c-l.122-26.bin [8083840 bytes used, 304764 available, 8388604 total]

8192K bytes of processor board System flash (Read ONLY)

cis2514#dir Directory of flash:/

1 -rw- 8083776 /c2500-c-l.122-26.bin

8388604 bytes total (304764 bytes free) cis2514#copy flash tftp Source filename []? c2500-c-1.122-26.bin Address or name of remote host []? 192.168.0.2 Destination filename [c2500-c-1.122-26.bin]? %Error opening flash:c2500-c-1.122-26.bin (No such file or directory) cis2514#copy flash tftp Source filename [c2500-c-1.122-26.bin]? Address or name of remote host []? 192.168.0.2 Destination filename [c2500-c-1.122-26.bin]? %Error opening flash:c2500-c-1.122-26.bin (No such file or directory) cis2514#copy flash tftp Source filename [c2500-c-1.122-26.bin]? Address or name of remote host []? 192.168.0.2 Destination filename [c2500-c-1.122-26.bin]? c2500-c-1.122-26.bin %Error opening flash:c2500-c-1.122-26.bin (No such file or directory) cis2514#pwd flash: cis2514#copy run tftp Address or name of remote host []? 192.168.0.2 Destination filename [cis2514-confg]? !!

886 bytes copied in 9.108 secs (97 bytes/sec) cis2514#

Howard Huntley wrote:

Flash tftp" but successful on "copy star tftp". Can some one

py Flash tftp" but successful on "copy star tftp". Can some one

1 -rw- 8083776 /c2500-c-l.122-26.bin 8388604 bytes total (304764 bytes free) cis2514#copy flash tftp Source filename []? c2500-c-1.122-26.bin

check your spelling - in flash the file name is c2500-c-l ( that is L ) and when you tftp you are using the number 1.

Greg Perry A+, N+, MCSA, CNA

Flash tftp" but successful on "copy star tftp". Can some one