From: Mingzhou Nie (mnie@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Sep 09 2002 - 23:48:28 GMT-3
A couple of things I can suggest.
- check permit list on Cat switches, "show ip permit"
- get sniffer trace on the HPOV server. If it's a Solaris box, you can
use "snoop -o /var/tmp/cat-tftp.cap host <switch's sc0 ip>"
- are the switch and OV server on same subnet? Is there a gateway
involved?
And you're right, tftp uses UDP port 69.
Ming
--- ccie spoon <cciespoon@hotmail.com> wrote:
> OK ok, so I guess none of you guys need it :) but Ive just intstalled
> it on
> my cisco network (3 6506's with MSFCs, 3 3640's and about 20 2950
> switches).
> The first thing I note is that the Cat switches CANNOT transfer files
> using
> tftp to my hpov box (which also has a cisco tftp installed)...Im
> running 6.3
> and cannot see any caveats on the website..I basically get a timeout
> errror
> (all switches/routers/devices can ping each other)
>
> ideas anyone...?
>
> The routers (12.1) can tftp files fine to and from the box...also,
> the
> switch can tftp files to another box that doesnt have HPOV (6.1.)
> installed...
>
> Any ideas appreciated...as I recall tftp server is port 69..no
> firewalls are
> in the way..
>
> spoon
>
>
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