The console display is the same as the TFTP get command.
Example:
tftp put
Local filename [CONFIG]?
Remote host [0.0.0.0]? 128.185.163.1
Host filename [0A019947.cfg]?
TFTP transfer complete, status: Timeout
local filename?
CONFIG is a filename that refers to the device’s nonvolatile
memory.
remote Host?
You must specify the IP address of the remote host and filename to
be used to store the CONFIG on the remote host.
host filename?
Specifies the name of the file on the host to which you want to
transfer. Make sure that you specify the complete pathname. The
default is the ASCII representation of one of the host’s IP addresses
in hexadecimal. This ensures that the file has a unique name. The
hostname must match the hostname in the archive file. The
hostname is case-sensitive.
Example:
tftp put IBD/r151.ldc
Remote host [0.0.0.0]? 140.187.2.100
Host filename [80B9D626.cfg]? vl605.ldc
TFTP transfer complete, status: OK
To abort a TFTP transaction, press Ctrl-C. Answer yes to Are you sure
(yes or no):
The TFTP command generates the following error messages:
Error Message Meaning
Unknown Error Protocol failure.
File Not Found Specified host file does not exist.
Access Violation File protection error.
Disk Full File system full during write.
Illegal Operation Undefined TFTP operation requested.
Unknown TID Unexpected TFTP packet received.
File Already Exists File already exists.
No Such User TFTP not supported on host.
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