MacTFTP Client

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"Perfect *****"

nuclearguy August 22, 2010 / Version: MacTFTP Client v.1.2

2010-08-22 13:49:57 | By nuclearguy

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As others have noted, MacTFTP overcomes the (non-)login limitation of the command line tftp. I used it to update my router. Everything - everything! - went seamlessly. Thank you to this developer. Instructions, if you need them, are good too. The price is fine and well worth it. There is some anger in the feedback column, but while it's still a Windows world out there, things are changing for the better. The relatively rare times these days that I need to research out a specialized application like this bring me back to the Wild Wild West days of OS X. Feels good. Thanks again.

5 stars

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"This really works!"

gene8--2008 October 08, 2006 / Version: MacTFTP Client 1.1.1

2006-10-08 09:22:15 | By gene8--2008

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Tried the MAC built in TFTP, couldn't get it to work. Found this and it is a cinch, so easy. I used it to flash a Buffalo router in just a few minutes after trying other methods for a day.This is well worth the shareware price!

5 stars

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"Screw you, Linksys."

KingGiacomo June 09, 2004 / Version: MacTFTP Client 1.1.1

2004-06-09 13:25:09 | By KingGiacomo

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Those scumbags at Linksys would rather support Linux and FreeBSD rather than Mac OS X. WTF? I hope they go out of business. Asante (Mac friendly) routers are looking more and more attractive with each passing day. I'm so glad that I know how to work my Linksys router; I don't know what I'd do if I had to resort to Linksys' abysmal, nonexistent Mac support.

As for the software, it worked, and now my firmware is updated. As for you cheapskate/spoiled punks, you should be grateful that this author provided an inexpensive solution that those Mac-hating turds at Linksys didn't even bother to provide.

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Publisher	MacTechnologies Consulting
Publisher web site	http://www.mactechnologies.com/
Release Date	June 23, 2012
Date Added	June 23, 2012
Version	1.2.2

Category
Category	Networking Software
Subcategory	Wireless Networking Software

Operating Systems
Operating Systems	Mac OS X 10.5/Intel, Mac OS X 10.6/10.7
Additional Requirements	None

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File Size	2.24MB
File Name	tftp_client_122_intel.zip

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Total Downloads	31,300
Downloads Last Week	91

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License Model	Free to try
Limitations	Not available
Price	$12

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