Chapter 9: Additional Access Point Features
Table 79. TFTP Server Stop
Error Message | Explanation |
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Invalid opcode during write | This error should not occur under normal |
| operating conditions. This error indicates |
| that the TFTP client does not conform to |
| the protocol. |
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Using sdvars Commands
Use sdvars commands to manipulate certain software download variables. Sdvars commands support both GET and SET arguments. You can enter sdvars commands to GET a software download object, and then issue the sdvars command using the SET argument to assign the object a specified value.
This section describes the sdvars commands using the SET argument. To execute an sdvars command using the GET argument, omit the variable from the end of the command.
sdvars set serveripaddress
Purpose: Sets the internal variable called serveripaddress to a specified address.
Syntax: sdvars set serveripaddress ipaddress
where ipaddress is the address of the TFTP server.
Example: To set the IP address of the server to 192.168.49.29, enter:
sdvars set serveripaddress 192.168.49.29
sdvars set scriptfilename
Purpose: Sets the internal variable scriptfilename to a specified string. The specified string should be the filename of the script to be retrieved from the TFTP server.
Syntax: sdvars set scriptfilename foreignfilename
where foreignfilename is a script filename on the TFTP server.
Example: To set the scriptfilename to SCRIPT.DAT, enter:
sdvars set scriptfilename script.dat
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