Would it be beneficial for you to walk from wiring closet to wiring closet with an iPad 
or iPhone and have all of your current router and switch code levels and configs with you, so that you could tftp the code or config to or from the device? What if you wouldn’t have to leave an inherently insecure tftp server running all the time in your network on a Windows PC or server?
Follow these simple steps:
1) Quickly enable the Mobile TFTP Server on your iPhone/iPad
2) tftp the config or code you need.
3) turn it back off.
It’s a quick way to clone configs between switches in different wiring closets, or make sure you are never stranded without a config, knowing you have a current config traveling with you.
The product is now available in the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Feel free to provide a review, or give us feedback or request support at support@mobiletftpserver.com.
This seems like a great idea. I never thought of having my tftp server with me while I’m going around my campus IDFs. How do I download it?