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TFTP on a CISCO 2700 AP

mathys-meuris
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Hello,

I have a Cisco 2700 Access Point (AP) with no files left in its flash memory. I want to transfer a .tar file to my AP via a TFTP server. I set up a TFTP server with the IP address 192.168.1.1. The TFTP server works fine, as I tested it with another machine on the same network. However, when I try to use it with the Cisco AP, I always get a connection timeout. Below are the configurations I applied to the AP. Could you explain to me why this is not working?

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you use in test 192.168.1.1 and AP IP 192.168.1.100 ??

MHM

What should I change ? IP address of my Ap cannot be the same than my tftp server

When you attempted to transfer the file were there any log messages/status messages generated on the tftp server?

HTH

Rick

Leo Laohoo
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TFTP process has not been initialized/started.  

tftp_init

mathys-meuris
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Hi ! thanks for your answer ! I already do the "tftp_init". I haven't any log in my tftp server

What is this TFTP server, is it a Windows machine? 

Is Windows FW up?

mathys-meuris
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Solar Wind on windows machine. FW Down 

Does the SolarWinds' log show TFTP requests come in?

mathys-meuris
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Nothing at all on SolarWInds

That means the AP cannot reach the TFTP server. 

Put both of them in the same subnet.

mathys-meuris
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Already done. Windows ethernet config => ipv4 => 192.16.1.1 for my pc with a 255.255.255.0 for mask

Can the pc running the tftp server ping the address of the AP?

HTH

Rick
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