RRQ

E229034

RRQ is the Read Request message type used in the Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) to initiate the transfer of a file from a server to a client.

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Label Occurrences
RRQ canonical 2

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Read Request
TFTP message type
abbreviationFor Read Request
acknowledgedBy DATA packet with block number 1
binaryFormat 2-byte opcode followed by filename, 0 byte, mode, 0 byte, and options
containsField filename
mode
optional TFTP options
contrastWith WRQ
dataFlow data flows from server to client after RRQ
defaultServerPort 69
definedIn RFC 1350
direction client-to-server
errorHandling errors reported via TFTP ERROR messages
filenameEncoding ASCII
firstStepIn TFTP read transfer sequence
initiatesExchangeWith DATA messages
layer application layer
modeCaseSensitivity mode is case-insensitive in TFTP specification
modeExamples mail
netascii
octet
networkPortUsage may cause server to use a new ephemeral UDP port for data transfer
opcodeValue 1
operatesOver connectionless transport
optionNegotiation can include TFTP option extensions such as blksize
can include TFTP option extensions such as timeout
can include TFTP option extensions such as tsize
packetType control packet
purpose initiate file transfer from server to client
receivedBy TFTP server
reliabilityMechanism relies on retransmission and timeouts at TFTP level
requires server to have read access to requested file
responseIfAccessViolation ERROR packet from server
responseIfFileNotFound ERROR packet from server
retransmissionCondition no response within timeout
roleInTFTP request file read operation
securityCharacteristic no built-in authentication
sentBy TFTP client
standardStatus part of TFTP standard
transportProtocol UDP
typicalUseCase firmware or configuration download
network device bootstrapping
usedFor downloading files from TFTP server
usedInProtocol TFTP
surface form: Trivial File Transfer Protocol
WRQMeaning Write Request

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