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tftp-enum should be able to be used to check for just a few files without trying all 256 address-based filenames for Cisco devices. One way to accomplish this would be to support a range operator in filenames. We already substitute MAC address for "{MAC}", so something like "{IP}" or "{0-255}" could be used, or simply use "{cisco}" to mean "use the existing function to generate all cisco config names." That way a custom filelist can avoid including all of them.
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tftp-enum should be able to be used to check for just a few files without trying all 256 address-based filenames for Cisco devices. One way to accomplish this would be to support a range operator in filenames. We already substitute MAC address for "{MAC}", so something like "{IP}" or "{0-255}" could be used, or simply use "{cisco}" to mean "use the existing function to generate all cisco config names." That way a custom filelist can avoid including all of them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: