Evgeniy Sudyr P?P8QP5Q:
Pavel,
1) Are you sure that you uncommented tftpd in inetd.conf ? Is inetd started ?
2) netstat -na | grep 69
3) tcpdump -ni lo port 69
4) check PF rules as Janne wrote before (maybe you need to pass or
just skip on lo). Btw, does it make any sense to use TFTP on localhost
? :)
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Thanks!
Eugene Sudyr
# tcpdump -i rl0 | grep 192.168.15.6.tftp
tcpdump: listening on rl0, link-type EN10MB
17:55:51.398535 192.168.15.7.1117 > 192.168.15.6.tftp: 16 RRQ "ekey"
17:55:52.400286 192.168.15.7.1117 > 192.168.15.6.tftp: 16 RRQ "ekey"
# tail /var/log/daemon
Apr 29 17:54:14 ipsec2 dhcpd[24382]: DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.15.155 from
6c:62:6d:0c:56:f9 via rl0
Apr 29 17:54:14 ipsec2 dhcpd[24382]: DHCPACK on 192.168.15.155 to
6c:62:6d:0c:56:f9 via rl0
Apr 29 17:54:55 ipsec2 tftpd[17823]: send: No route to host
Apr 29 17:54:56 ipsec2 tftpd[7381]: send: No route to host
Apr 29 17:54:58 ipsec2 tftpd[21669]: send: No route to host
Apr 29 17:55:22 ipsec2 dhcpd[24382]: DHCPINFORM from 192.168.15.155
Apr 29 17:55:22 ipsec2 dhcpd[24382]: DHCPACK on 192.168.15.155 to
6c:62:6d:0c:56:f9 via rl0
Apr 29 17:55:51 ipsec2 tftpd[5857]: send: No route to host
Apr 29 17:55:52 ipsec2 tftpd[30407]: send: No route to host
Apr 29 17:55:54 ipsec2 tftpd[7320]: send: No route to host
