Yes I think I will be spending a few more late nights trying to solve this. But I will add some additional printlns and see what it shows.
Type: Posts; User: ZX81
Yes I think I will be spending a few more late nights trying to solve this. But I will add some additional printlns and see what it shows.
I need this server to work with the TFTP clients that are coded into routers and switches opperating systems, also with the Windows 7 built in TFTP client that runs from the command line. I just...
Sorry for the delay in answering your questions, it seems to partially work when connecting to the server using a client (code above) that came as part of this server template. But it still will not...
Found this client code if it helps:
package tftpclient;
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
/**
*
I have to go to work now, so any more advice would be mostly appreciated and I will reply to any questions later.
As well as command line prompt.
Its just a stand alone server so I have been using Tftpd32 App TFTPD32 : an opensource IPv6 ready TFTP server/service for windows : TFTP server , to connect to the server this running on a Virtual...
No the print out is just a println I placed there as a debug. This shows that the server gets the clients request but it goes no further.
Sorry Here is full code:
package tftps;
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
/**
*
Did some more debugging the server is getting to here:
public int getInt(int offset) {
System.out.println("Getting to GetInt");
// Fix to avoid sign extension
// Remember what...
I have used WireShark while connecting with a client but all it shows is the client requesting a "Write Request", the server just does not respond, resulting in the client timing out. The server and...
Hi all, my TFTP server I want to use as a template will not alllow me to send or recieve data. Any advice would be great as I don't know if its possibly a folder access problem on my PC. Here is the...