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Trivial File Transfer Protocol         
  • (W2) Server S acknowledges request
  • (R3) Host A acknowledges data packet 1
  • (R2) Server S sends data packet 1
  • (W3) Host A sends numbered data packets
  • (R1) Host A requests to read
  • (W1) Host A requests to write
VERY BASIC TRANSFER PROTOCOL OVER UDP
TFTP; Trivial file transfer protocol; Tftp; Tftpd
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) is a simple lockstep File Transfer Protocol which allows a client to get a file from or put a file onto a remote host. One of its primary uses is in the early stages of nodes booting from a local area network.
Trivial File Transfer Protocol         
  • (W2) Server S acknowledges request
  • (R3) Host A acknowledges data packet 1
  • (R2) Server S sends data packet 1
  • (W3) Host A sends numbered data packets
  • (R1) Host A requests to read
  • (W1) Host A requests to write
VERY BASIC TRANSFER PROTOCOL OVER UDP
TFTP; Trivial file transfer protocol; Tftp; Tftpd
<networking> (TFTP) A simple file transfer protocol used for down-loading boot code to diskless workstations. TFTP is defined in RFC 1350. [Details? Other uses? Relationship to FTP?] (1997-08-30)
TFTP         
  • (W2) Server S acknowledges request
  • (R3) Host A acknowledges data packet 1
  • (R2) Server S sends data packet 1
  • (W3) Host A sends numbered data packets
  • (R1) Host A requests to read
  • (W1) Host A requests to write
VERY BASIC TRANSFER PROTOCOL OVER UDP
TFTP; Trivial file transfer protocol; Tftp; Tftpd