<title>The tftp-put Command</title>			<h1 align=center>The tftp-put Command</h1><!--INDEX Perl "UDP Protocol" Ethernet TCP/IP --><h2>NAME</h2><dl><dd>     tftp-put - Ethernet downloader</dl><h2>SYNOPSIS</h2><dl><dd><pre>tftp-put <i>host infile</i></pre></dl><h2>DESCRIPTION</h2><dl><dd>     tftp-put is a host-resident downloader for ASCII records. The     records  to  be downloaded   are  taken  from  <i>infile</i>. This     command uses the <a href="../udp.htm">UDP</a> protocol and requires a      TCP/IP stack and a     <a href="../perl.htm">Perl5</a> interpreter. It performs the     same function as the <i>put</i> function of the <i>tftp</i>     command, and is useful for those hosts that do not have a tftp command     (eg. Windows95).<p></dl><h2>OPTIONS</h2><dl><dd><table><tr><td valign=top>     <i>host</i>  </td><td>Specify the name of the host to which you wish to     download.<p></td></tr><tr><td valign=top>     <i>infile</i> </td><td>Specify the file that contains the records to be     downloaded.<p>      </td></tr></table></dl><h2>EXAMPLES</h2><dl><dd>     Down load the file hello.rec to umeteor.<p><pre>     perl tftp-put umeteor hello.rec</pre></dl><h2>SEE ALSO</h2><dl><dd>     <a href="genfrec.htm">genfrec</a>(1) <a     href="gensrec.htm">gensrec</a>(1) <a href="pmcc.htm">pmcc</a>(1)     <a href="../dlether.htm">Downloading via Ethernet</a></dl><h2>FILES</h2><dl><dd>     This command is build from      <a href="../../tools/tftp-put">tools/tftp-put</a>.</dl><p><hr><b>Navigation:</b> <a href="../index.htm">Document Home</a> | <a href="../doctoc.htm">Document Contents</a> | <a href="../docindex.htm">Document Index</a> <p>