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By default the Admin interface will start up automatically, you can deselect that option.

Choose a password and enter it twice to confirm it.

Set the port on which FileZilla Server will listen to connections from the Admin interface.

FileZilla Server is installed as a Windows Service, you can start it manually if you want.

To add the icons for FileZilla Server choose a Start menu folder or create one.

#Filezilla tftp install#

To decide where to install by clicking Browse, otherwise click Next.

Select what to install (Server, Admin interface, desktop icons, shortcuts).

Accept the AGPL license terms, the terms under which FileZilla Server is offered.

Confirm you allow FileZilla Server to make changes to your device.

Locate the installer in your download folder and run it.

Download FileZilla Server from FileZilla website.

Prerequisites: 25MB of space free on your drive and administrator privileges.

#Filezilla tftp manual#

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Once a configuration changes, you can click on the latest configuration in the list on the configuration tab and it'll show you what was added/deleted/changed. Also, can you rescan one of the devices that isn't being backed-up by selecting it in inventory, then clicking on Tools (Wrench icon) -> Rescan? After that completes, if you can post or email the finder_re.log found in C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\log, I can take a look to see what the issue is. If you aren't seeing them there, please let me know. If you select the device in inventory and click on the "Configuration" tab, it will list the configurations. If a config does change is there an easy way to see the deltas? Its only backed up 3 of my switches and firewalls (out of 20) (all cisco asa / 2800 series / 2900 series / 3700 series)

You cant see the config file that has been backed up in the browser (browse to C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\data\configurations instead)

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But for the thousands of SMB IT techs that don't know the first command for how to make their switches backup to a TFTP server, we feel we made the right choice. Sadly, it means that some of you won't get what you are looking for with our TFTP server. So you can see that are tradeoffs in our decision to build more than a TFTP server tool. Two, not having a TFTP server as a tool means it's not readily obvious how you would (or whether it's even possible to) do some of the things you can do with the TFTP server tools. Included with TFTP-based backup and restore are alerts for when switches aren't getting backed up, alerts for when the running configuration and startup configuration mismatch, and alerts for when the configurations change over time.

One, we chose to solve the most common problem for why people want a TFTP server, and we strove to solve it well. It sounds subtle, but the distinction is kind of important for two reasons: This is different than saying we have a built-in TFTP server, and you can use it to backup your switch configurations. Please follow the more recent link that Nic posted for exact details, but the summary version is that Spiceworks backs up switch configurations as part of its regular network scan by using a built-in TFTP server. So, where's a How-To for installing and using? Took a break from searching to post this but, looking some more! And the link Nic posted just wants to take me to the SW Download. I, for one, did not know SW had an integrated TFTP server.