I've been trying to build a TFTP server on a fresh Ubuntu 14.04 build for a number of weeks using articles that I've found on-line, but all my attempts seem to fail as the TFTP server that I've installed seems not to be responding. It doesn't matter if I GET or PUT, I always get a timeout error.

Outcast Resolution Patch. Install and Recover with TFTP. You can either install the Commotion software onto your router with a graphical user interface. Ubuntu: $ sudo aptitude install. Nstall tftp server in Ubuntu File: /etc/xinetd.d/tftp: service tftp { protocol = udp port = 69.

The most recent articles that I've tried are: • • Both of these have been unsuccessful, each time with the TFTP client complaining of a timeout error. I've added (or at least I think I have) rules to the UFW and iptables to allow access to UDP port 69, but without any success. I have been building my base Ubuntu 14.04 OS from the mini.iso file I've downloaded from the Ubuntu download pages on to a VirtualBox VM (ver 4.3.8 r92456) running on my Win7 pro machine. No additional packages were installed during the initial build, but I have installed SSH and NTP (both of which appear to be working) post initial build. The TFTP client is running from my Win7 machine and the Ubuntu machine has a static IP address. The connection is being made from a remote TFTP client on my Win7 machine.

Just the same problem here. Old Ubuntu 9.? That has upgraded to 14.04 by clicking 'Yes'. User is defined from 'before' (default everything). I've found it to work with: tftp AAA.DDD.DDD.RRR get test ^D cat test This works, where AAA.DDD.DDD.RRR is the actual IP of my own machine. (I currently have a static local offline net, so eg: tftp 192.168. Die Internationale Anwendung Des B. 1.1 is given as command) Replacing this numeric address with the word 'localhost' ==>Timeout at 'get' (it seems to connect ok, but it can't get the files).