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Save the file, and enable xinetd and tftp with these following commands: $ sudo systemctl enable xinetd Issue this following command to the terminal: $ sudo nano /etc/xinetd/tftp Real user, and synthetic monitoring of web applications from outside the firewall.Then, you will need to edit the file /etc/xinetd/tftp to enable the service and file uploads if needed.
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