Exam 200-301 topic 1 question 547 discussion

A is the correct, pelati

TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) is a simple file transfer protocol that is often used for transferring small files between network devices. One of the primary functions of TFTP in network operations is to transfer IOS (Internetwork Operating System) images from a TFTP server to a router for firmware upgrades. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

A is correct

A is correct

A is correct

always associate TFTP with ISO images and firmware upgrades

a is correct

Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) is a network protocol used to transfer files between hosts in a TCP/IP network.

D is incorrect as no need for TFTP internally (IOS handles that, I believe, using commands such as "copy"). TFTP can be used to transfer conf. files but the statement is incorrect because TFTP needs no user./pass. authentication. Using TFTP (UDP based) over a congested link means that files cannot be transferred reliably (C incorrect). Finally, A is correct and is the reason TFTP is mostly used (Firmware upgrade) whereby the admin have the IOS image on one device and uses TFTP to load the image to all other devices quickly.

Router OS does not need TFTP inside its own operating system to transfer files between file systems....A is correct

I like A and D here but I think D is the more correct answer in terms of the CCNA.

A. is wrong because TFTP can transfer things like configuration files but not firmware updates. D. Is correct.

I like A better

The correct answer is A

A is the answer

I think it's D. It says "network operations" and to me, that implies a more generalized function that exists outside of the Router/Switch environment. In a basic "network operation," you would use TFTP to transfer files.

a is correct