- #CANNOT ENABLE TFTP CLIENT INSTALL#
- #CANNOT ENABLE TFTP CLIENT REGISTRATION#
- #CANNOT ENABLE TFTP CLIENT DOWNLOAD#
#CANNOT ENABLE TFTP CLIENT 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 \ Is this just something in the freepbx distro that they append all the tftp messages to the /log/messages file?įorgive my ignorance, and please have a little more patience with me, this is a fresh install, not the one I initially posted about.įYI: This log was taken at Sept, 19, ~]# cat /etc/xinetd.d/tftp Why is there no /var/log/tftpd.log file? That is the file to look in every other distro I’ve used. Rebooted 2 phones that should now ask for their files, they do, but dont get them, and then fail to register. Here are the permissions of the /tftpboot directory:ĭrwxr-xr-x 6 asterisk asterisk 12288 Sep 18 23:29 tftpbootĪdded -vv to this newest fresh install, look in /var/log/messages for anything tftp related - nothing there. Package .i386 already installed and latest version Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
#CANNOT ENABLE TFTP CLIENT INSTALL#
Tail: no files tftpboot]# rpm -qa |grep -i tftpboot]# yum install tftp-server Tail: cannot open `/var/log/tftpd.log’ for reading: No such file or directory Nmap finished: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 1.468 ~]# tail -f /var/log/tftpd.log Interesting ports on freepbx.local (127.0.0.1): Take a tftpboot]# tail /etc/xinetd.d/tftp I can use a client (Cyberduck), to copy files to the /tftpboot directory, but there is no /var/log/tftpd.log file to speak of, I am stumped. Still nothing - I have done a completely fresh install on a new server (dedicated) and again have no tftp service. Just wanted to test the new feature set with the new phone loads. Scott - no, I will not be using the VM in production, it will go on a dedicated box.
#CANNOT ENABLE TFTP CLIENT REGISTRATION#
I like the Freepbx/schmoozecom distro so far, and it does support SIP over TCP if I’m not mistaken, so Id like to try and get it working (especially as all newer Cisco SIP loads use TCP).Ĭan anyone shed light on the registration issue? I can post the xml file later if that will help, but I am using the same XML file that worked on the older cisco phones (non TCP). Is there something else I need to set somewhere? This is my first foray into the world of TCP SIP phones, and I’d like to get it working since I really need to move from Trixbox. I have NAT=Never in the extension, and transport=TCP in the extension as well. However it sits and says Registering, but nothing ever registers. It pulled down the firmware OK, and loaded the xml file ok as well. I am thinking it may be a NAT Issue with the VM and the way it handles networking - For now I have our DHCP server sending the TFTP address so I loaded the 9.3 SIP firmware to the production server, as well as the file for the phone. The first two commands show you where I am and that the directory was empty to start. Here is an example session, I just grabbed a file in my home directory. I am sure if you ran tftp on the box to itself it would work. “all” and I am sure I am forgetting some, of the other distro’s (PBX in a Flash, Elasix, Asterisk Now) use the native tftp package in Linux and not atftpd. And a lousy one as they screwed everything up including the users. What’s wrong with only using trixbox? It’s not that something is wrong it’s that it was not a distro, it was a fork. You can change the log file location of tftp in the xinet file just like you could in trixbox.
Trixbox did not use the OS tftp, they used atftpd, the log file was /var/log/atftpd.log Discko is right this is a networking issue.
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