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TFTP is disabled by default. In '''Control Panel > Programs and Features''', click on '''Turn Windows features on or off''', find '''TFTP Client''' and tick the box. You should now be able to use TFTP from the command prompt
TFTP is disabled by default. In '''Control Panel > Programs and Features''', click on '''Turn Windows features on or off''', find '''TFTP Client''' and tick the box. You should now be able to use TFTP from the command prompt


=== Linux: ===
=== GNU/Linux ===
using whatever your Linux distribution's package management might be, you need to check for the presence of a tftp client, and if necessary, install that package. Instructions for xUbuntu/Linux Mint (xUbuntu means any Ubuntu based distribution, including Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc. Instructions for Debian may be similar, but are not yet tested).  
using whatever your Linux distribution's package management might be, you need to check for the presence of a tftp client, and if necessary, install that package. Instructions for xUbuntu/Linux Mint (xUbuntu means any Ubuntu based distribution, including Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc. Instructions for Debian may be similar, but are not yet tested).  


===(Linux: for Ubuntu/Linux Mint only) ===
=== Debian or debian-based systems (e.g. Ubuntu and Mint) ===
tftp client may not be installed by default on Ubuntu 12.10 or Linux Mint 14.
check and see if you have it by issuing:


  dpkg --get-selections | grep tftp
Install tftp client:


if you do not have the client, then install it with:
sudo apt-get install tftp
 
  sudo apt-get install tftp


== Enabling TFTP on various routers ==  
== Enabling TFTP on various routers ==  

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