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AT-WA7500 and AT-WA7501 Installation and User’s Guide
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TFTP SERVER STOP
Purpose: When you are done transferring files, you can stop the access
point from being a TFTP server by using this command.
Syntax: TFTP SERVER STOP
After you issue this command, the access point no longer responds to
TFTP client requests; however, current TFTP sessions with the server are
allowed to complete. This table lists error messages that can be issued
from the TFTP server. These messages are sent to the client and should
be read from the client perspective.
Table 79. TFTP Server Stop
Error Message Explanation
TFTP server only supports
octet mode
The client is attempting to transfer a file in
ASCII mode. The access point TFTP
server only supports octet mode, which
includes binary and image.
Unable to open remote file The TFTP server cannot open the file that
is named in the read or write request. If
you are trying to read a file, the file may
not exist. If you are trying to write a file,
the file may be too big, the file may not
have an access point file header, or the
file name may be incorrectly formed.
Can’t read remote file The server returns this message if the
access point file system returns an error
while the server is attempting to read the
file. This message is unlikely to occur.
Can’t write remote file The server returns this message if the
access point file system returns an error
while the server is attempting to write the
file. This message is unlikely to occur.
TFTP opcode not read or
write request
This error should not occur under normal
operating conditions. This error indicates
that the TFTP client does not conform to
the protocol.
Invalid opcode during read This error should not occur under normal
operating conditions. This error indicates
that the TFTP client does not conform to
the protocol.