Server Fixed — Tftp

Protocol: TFTP uses UDP (connectionless); FTP uses TCP (connection-oriented).Ports: TFTP uses port 69; FTP typically uses ports 20 and 21.Security: TFTP has no encryption or login; FTP (and SFTP/FTPS) supports robust security.Overhead: TFTP is extremely "light" and fast for small files; FTP is better for large, reliable transfers over unstable networks. Security Risks and Best Practices

Restrict access to specific IP addresses of trusted devices. TFTP Server

Configuration BackupsNetwork devices often need their running configurations backed up regularly. A simple TFTP command on a Cisco router can copy the current settings to a remote server in seconds, providing a safety net in case of hardware failure. How TFTP Works: The Technical Process Protocol: TFTP uses UDP (connectionless); FTP uses TCP