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Solarwinds TFTP SERVER The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process

derrellgore over 7 years ago

I have TFTP server running on my local network at 192.168.1.90. If I am sending a file to/from that network everything works great.

I am using a WatchGuard firewall and have an OPTIONAL(DMZ) network which is 192.168.100.0. So I opened up TFTP on the filewall from/to 192.168.100.0 to 192.168.1.90

So I am trying to PUT a file from 192.168.100.9 to 192.168.1.90.

Watching the filewall TFTP is ALLOWED to pass. On the TFTP server I see it connect, it sees that the files exists, it deletes the existing file, it creates the file in the folder.

But the file never actually gets any data and I get the following...

Interrupted by client, cause: The process cannot access the file '\\hwl-dc1\shares\grandstream\test.txt' because it is being used by another process.

\\hwl-dc1\shares\grandstream\ is my default folder for tftp. So it is the file being created that is getting this error.

Sits there a while and then get 'Dropped because peer didn't respond'

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Derrell Gore

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derrellgore over 7 years ago +2

I saw have seen several instances of people having this issue on the internet. I spent all morning looking for an answer. Right after I posted this I stumbled across the cause quite by accident. I normally…

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0 derrellgore over 7 years ago

I saw have seen several instances of people having this issue on the internet. I spent all morning looking for an answer. Right after I posted this I stumbled across the cause quite by accident.
I normally do not run Windows firewall on my computer. I discovered that the laptop I was using had it turned on. Turned it off and this problem went away.
Hope this helps someone else out. I saw instances of this several years old.
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0 derrellgore over 7 years ago

I saw have seen several instances of people having this issue on the internet. I spent all morning looking for an answer. Right after I posted this I stumbled across the cause quite by accident.
I normally do not run Windows firewall on my computer. I discovered that the laptop I was using had it turned on. Turned it off and this problem went away.
Hope this helps someone else out. I saw instances of this several years old.
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