Tftp - Snom ONE IP Technical Manual

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TFTP

The TFTP ports are used for provisioning purposes. Many SIP devices use TFTP for
automatic configuration.
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TFTP Port: The TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) port is on port 69 by
default. If your machine has multiple network interface controllers (NICs),
you may specify the IP address port to bind only to that port.
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Allow TFTP Write: Some devices write log files using TFTP, which can be
enabled with this feature; however, keep in mind that this feature enables users
to write files that affect other devices, and this may introduce system instabili-
ty and security concerns. Per the example above, you can also bind to a private
IP address, which will make it more secure.
Chapter 2: System Settings
Description
Messages
Call attempts
Successful calls
Media CPU load
Successful emails
Unsuccessful emails
Email alert flag
SIP received packets
SIP sent packets
Allocated memory
Calls
Uptime
Disconnects (no media)
Disconnects (media
timeout)
Absolute Unit
Yes Minutes
No Calls
No Calls
Yes Value 0..100
No Emails
No Emails
Yes Value 0..1
No Packets
No Packets
Yes Bytes
Yes Calls
Yes Calls
Yes SIP response code
Yes Seconds
Yes Calls
Yes Calls
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