Router as a TFTP-Server

From: Lange Gerhard (glange@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat May 05 2001 - 18:27:17 GMT-3

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Hello,

today I tried to test the feature "Autoinstall", but it didn't function.

So I tried to make only a TFTP file copy between two Cisco routers.
One of these router I've configured as TFTP-Server (172.25.10.50/24):

tftp-server slot1:network-confg

And than I've copied the configuration of the TFTP-Server in his local
Flash Memory:
copy run slot1:network-confg

During the attempt to load this configuration from the "TFTP-Server",
I get the following error message (TFTP-Client: 172.25.10.5/24):

r5#copy start tftp
Address or name of remote host []? 172.25.10.50
Destination filename [r5-confg]? network-confg
TFTP: error code 2 received - Access denied

%Error opening tftp://172.25.10.50/network-confg (Undefined error)
r5#

What is going wrong here ?

Ciao,

Gerhard
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