5 projects tagged "TFTP"
DocumentBurster is a tool for report distribution: split, merge, email, and FTP your reports. It has report delivery for Crystal Reports, SSRS Reporting Services, MS Access, Cognos, PeopleSoft, and SAP. It has report bursting for Pentaho, JasperReports, and BIRT. It can upload reports to MS SharePoint.
Managed TFTP server is a TFTP server. The main TFTP class runs without modifications on Mono. It works both in IPv4 and IPv6 mode. It has correct retry behavior. It supports the following TFTP options: block size, transfer size, and timeout. It's possible to run in single port mode, which ensures that only port 69 will be used for TFTP transfers, simplifying firewall and router configuration. It supports many concurrent transfers. It runs as a Windows service. It supports multiple TFTP servers on different endpoints, each serving its own root directory. It has an advanced MSI-based installer. It logs to the windows event log. It has a permissive MIT license so it can be used in commercial projects.
BazooTFTP is a multi-threaded pipelined TFTP host with several unique features that distinguish it from other available TFTP hosts. BazooTFTP is designed to overcome the biggest drawbacks of the TFTP protocol, which are its ping-pong nature and fixed 512-byte block-sizes. BazooTFTP solves these problems by adding pipelining and configurable block-sizes. BazooTFTP is also a multithreaded TFTP host, which allows it to respond several requests concurrently. BazooTFTP also allows you to configure almost all parameters involved in a TFTP file transmission. By using BazooTFTP, you can configure these parameters depending on your own network to reach maximum performance. Beside all these unique features, BazooTFTP keeps compatibility with other standard TFTP hosts.
PumpKIN is a fully functional TFTP server and TFTP client that implements the TFTP protocol according to RFC1350. It also implements the block size option, which allows the transfer of files larger than 32MB, as well as transfer size and transfer timeout options described in RFC2348 and RFC2349.