If you have any problems setting the file permissions, please let us know. Regarding the inverse direction - copying files from your tftp to the cisco device, ensure the file placed in the tftp directory is accessible by 'everyone' and/or 'guest' user of your system, otherwise the router won't be able to grab it from the tftp directory. You should be able now to copy files from your router to your tftp server. Hit 'OK' to save the changes and confirm the program is 'listening for TFTP connections' on the main window.Īt this point, its a good idea to disable any Firewall you might be running on your Windows XP/2000 machine. Click on the 'Configure TFTP Server' option and set the 'Upload/Download directory' option. Once installed, launch the program and select the TFTP Server tab on the left window. To help you get this running asap, go to our FTP/TFTP downloads section and grab 3com's 3C Daemon - its free and works great. Complete these steps: Place the IOS image in the /tftpboot directory of the TFTP server. Copy a Cisco IOS Image from the TFTP Server to the Router Step-by Step Instructions. While the tftp transfer of IOS's to and from any router is a straight forward operation, it can get a bit complex due to file permissions or tftp program configuration parameters. After the file transfer completes, verify that the file size (bytes) is the same on the file in the /tftpboot directory and on the router.
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