Delete Commands; Enable Commands; Disable Commands; Set Commands - 3Com OfficeConnect 3C100XF Cli User's Manual

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Delete Commands

delete tftp client
<IP_name or address>
delete tftp request
<input_file_name>

Enable Commands

enable tftp request
<input_file_name>

Disable Commands

disable tftp request
<input_file_name>

Set Commands

set tftp request
<input_file_name>
OMMANDS
Parameters
max_timeout
Also see the disable tftp request <input_file_name>, enable tftp request
<input_file_name>, and list traceroute commands.
This section describes the following Delete-related TFTP commands:
delete tftp client <IP_name_or _address>


delete tftp request <input_file_name>


The delete tftp client command removes the specified IP host name or IP address
from the list of addresses authorized to use TFTP. Use the list tftp clients
command to see the currently allowed addresses.
Removes specified TFTP entries in the TFTP Client Request Table created with the
add tftp request command.
The enable tftp request command activates a request for service (get or put)
from the TFTP server created with the add tftp request command. Use the list
tftp request command to display TFTP request status.
Also see the add tftp request <input_file_name>, disable tftp request
<input_file_name>, and list traceroute commands.
The disable tftp request command deactivates a request for service (get or put)
from the TFTP server created with the add tftp request command.
Also see the add tftp request <input_file_name>, enable tftp request
<input_file_name>, and list traceroute commands.
The set tftp request command configures requests to the TFTP server created
with the add tftp request command. Entries placed in the TFTP Client Request
Table are the names of files that are either requested from or sent to the TFTP
server.
The following parameters are associated with this command:
action [get | put]
max_timeout <1-300>
mode [ascii | octet]
rexmt_timeout <1-60>
Description
Interval in seconds OfficeConnect Gateway waits for a response from
the TFTP server before the TFTP request is cancelled. The range is
1-300. The default is 25 seconds.