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#Freepbx tftp server download
# workstations, download configuration files to network-aware printers, \ The tftp protocol is often used to boot diskless \ # description: The tftp server serves files using the trivial file transfer \ On this very line, also.ĭHCP is on, option 150 is specified. Other IP phones had no troubles receiving their config, by the way. The phone log was telling about TFTP Error and TFTP timeout.Īll this files are present anyway, I could get them by very tftp from another linux-based system (although it took much time - SEP config file 8Kb size was downloaded after 6 seconds! That's a quite delay, no?). Before reset picture was pretty much the same, except it was after SEP*.cnf.xml, SoftKeyDPN.xml and dialplan.xml. Still it keeps rebooting and trying to get firmware. I tried hard reset thing and I'm getting this in tftpd log: ~]# tail -f /var/log/messages | grep in.tftpd It has issues with getting things over tftp. Hopefully this will help someone else out who's stuck.I'm trying to get Cisco 7942G IP phone working on FreeBPX setup. I'll mark this as 'fixed' as the issue wasn't really phone related (but the error in the logs didn't make much sense at the time). Obviously unless you only have one phone on your internal network, with an internal static IP, NAT'ing traffic from one server to multiple phones is not possible, so in the scenario where your TFTP server is on a separate network to your phones with a firewall inbetween, an alternative provisioning protocol (that uses only a single port for everything - FTP probably wouldn't work either), is the way to go. Default configuration information the TFTP server is started by xinit.d (see ''/etc/xinetd.d/tftp'') the TFTP server binary is ''/usr/sbin/in. Indeed, I did test this by NAT'ing all UDP traffic from the server to the phone, and it did actually provision via TFTP. FreePBX Distro uses a TFTP (trivial file protocol transfer) server to serve out phone configuration and firmware files using the TFTP protocol. You'd have to NAT all UDP ports through to your phone for TFTP provisioning to work. The way I'd try and explain this is, if your phones are behind a firewall, they request a TFTP connection on UDP 69, but the file transfer can then take place on a random (but dynamically negotiated) UDP port. So, the phone responding with 'Host is not a TFTP server', appears to be the error you get when no response is received by the phone from the TFTP server.
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HTTP provisioning is working fine (ultimately will use HTTPS and/or authentication).
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Rather than using TFTP, I'm trying out provisioning via other protocols. The issue appears to be firewall related. I've been reading up on the TFTP protocol, and it's not firewall friendly. I'll continue playing around with it in the meantime. Thanks for anyone's help they may be able to offer. What would cause the handset to not recognise a TFTP server as a TFTP server? If I can understand this, I may be able to get closer to resolving this. I've tried this with a couple of handsets now, one being a T22P, and I'm getting this error in all of their logs, each time though I can see the files being requested on the server. If the handset is requesting the files via TFTP, I can see the files being provided to the handset on the TFTP server, then why does the handset think it's not a TFTP server?
#Freepbx tftp server code
Quote:ATP : ATP tftp to file failed, code = -16, msg = Host is not a tftp server, retry = 1
#Freepbx tftp server full
I downloaded the log from the handset itself and it is full of TFTP errors like below: I can see the TFTP request come in on the TFTP server, and it requests its two config files, however the phone is not updating with its config. I'm attempting to provision a T23G via TFTP with FreePBX.