![]() LoggingMethodInfo = svcSettings.LoggingOptions ĪddLog("CreateTFTPFromReg reading BlockedIPs") ĪddLog("CreateTFTPFromReg starting new TFTPServer(.)") LoggingMethodInfo = svcSettings.LoggingMethod Resend = Convert.ToInt32(svcSettings.Resend) ĪddLog("CreateTFTPFromReg reading LoggingMethodInfo") ITimeout = Convert.ToInt32(svcSettings.Timeout) ServerUDPPort = Convert.ToInt32(svcSettings.ServerUDPPort) (IPstring, out ServerIPAddr) ĪddLog("CreateTFTPFromReg reading ServerUDPPort") String IPstring = svcSettings.ServerIPAddr RRQWRQStateCheck = svcSettings.RRQWRQStateCheck ĪddLog("CreateTFTPFromReg reading IPstring") The StartTFTPServer code uses the same class file ServerSettings.cs as used in the desktop app project (tftpUtilSvcSettings), this is easier to manage: tryĪddLog("CreateTFTPFromReg reading path") ĭisplayLevel = svcSettings.SendEventLevel protected override void OnStart(string args) But the tftpUtil class was more or less easy to use and so I started to write a service ‘wrapper’ around it. Although the short description states it would implement a service, it does not in reality. So I searched for source code applications I could use and found tftpUtil at (). I looked around in internet and only found tftp servers running in user space, no real windows service. You may have used it if you’ve ever remotely booted a machine with PXE or BOOTP.For an actual project I needed a tftp server service for a Windows 2003 server. This handy and lightweight server is useful to upload and download files, but it comes with some important limitations that you have to keep in mind. The file “hello_client.txt” exists on the server but it’s not publicly writable.The “-create” option is not enabled on the server (see above). ![]()
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