Tftp Server Installation And Initial Configuration; Tftp For Windows - 3Com 3CR15600 - Enterprise Management Suite Getting Started Manual

TFTP Server
Installation and
Initial
Configuration

TFTP for Windows

Table 17 Default TCP/IP and UDP Ports Used by EMS
Port Description
21 (TCP/IP) EMS-specific FTP daemon.
162 (UDP) Used to accept SNMP Traps from network elements.
514 (TCP/IP) EMS-specific syslog daemon.
1098 (TCP/IP) Broadcast change notifications to all logged-in clients.
1099 (TCP/IP) RMI interface.
5798 (TCP/IP) EMS Client/Server communication.
8158 (TCP/IP) Internal HTTP web server to facilitate GUI Help Panels and
server-generated reports.
On UNIX systems, EMS must be run with root privileges in order to
properly bind to the well-known TCP/IP ports (21, 162, 514).
EMS might not be able to properly bind to the well-known TCP/IP ports
(21, 162, 514) if another standard daemon is already running.
A TFTP Server must be running and the TFTP boot directory must be
specified whenever you want to perform a Backup, Restore, Agent
Update, or Golden Configuration operation using the EMS Server.
3Com recommends that the TFTP Server software be installed on the
same server running the EMS Server because EMS points to the TFTP
Server upload and download folders. The Windows 3Com TFTP server
is included on the EMS CD.
This section provides instructions on how to install and initially
configure it.
No matter which TFTP Server software is used with EMS, you will need to
configure the TFTP Server and EMS settings similarly as described in
sections Initially Configuring the 3Com TFTP Server for Windows
Software on page 50
Server Software for Windows

TFTP Server Installation and Initial Configuration

and Initially Configuring EMS for the 3Com TFTP
on page 51.
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