I'm using tftpd64 to try to update the bootcode, I keep getting an error from the switch that the tftp server is unreachable and no explanation why this is happening...
I'm using my computer's wired IP and the full filename, sx300_boot-13506.rfb, and I have the server interface as my computer's wired IP and tftp bound to my computer's wired IP, and no security.
I keep getting the error that the tftp server is unreachable:
0
Copy failed
TFTP server unreachable
The RAM memory log says things like:
2147483404
2014-Feb-04 17:04:57
Warning
%COPY-W-TRAP: The copy operation has failed
2147483405
2014-Feb-04 17:04:57
Notice
%TFTP-N-TIMERSEND: Session is closed after timeout is expired
I am Chetan Savade from Symantec Technical Support Team.
You install Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) with Network Threat Protection (NTP) on a computer that runs Windows 7 or later. When you open the Windows Firewall control panel, notice that it displays the following message: "These settings are being managed by vendor application Symantec Endpoint Protection." If you click Advanced Settings, the Windows firewall appears to be on. However, rules within the Windows firewall are not actually applied.
This behavior differs from Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, which displays the Windows Firewall as explicitly off.
Thomas, the TFTPD64 works perfectly well so long as the server interface is the same IP address of your computer and the file is in the directory that the Current Directory of the TFTPD64 is.
If your transfer is failing it is because of your subnets, either due to poor routing configuration or improper set up of your computer.
To make things easier you should connect to the switch on the native VLAN and properly set the configuration then it should not have any problems.
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