HsTftpCE is a TFTP client and server application for Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC devices, implementing TFTP over UDP socket layer in accordance with RFC 1350. It enables file transfer operations, including sending and receiving files.
I recently came across HsTftpCE, a TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) application designed for Pocket PC devices operating on Windows Mobile 5 OS. The software is capable of supporting client and server file transfer operations by implementing TFTP over UDP socket layer as per RFC 1350. HsTftpCE enables users to send and receive files between their Pocket PC PDA or Smart phone and desktop PC or other equipment utilizing TFTP protocol over IP network.
Some of the key features of HsTftpCE include TFTP server and client modes, file upload and download options, and the ability to select local IP interface and server mode path. However, it is important to note that only a single client or server mode file transfer can be carried out at any given time as simultaneous concurrent file transfer sessions are not supported yet in this version.
To use HsTftpCE, one would require a Pocket PC with ARM based processor, Windows Mobile 5 OS for Pocket PC (powered by Windows CE 5.0) or later, and Compact .NET Framework 2.0. Overall, HsTftpCE has proven to be a reliable TFTP application for Pocket PC users seeking to transfer files over an IP network.
Some of the key features of HsTftpCE include TFTP server and client modes, file upload and download options, and the ability to select local IP interface and server mode path. However, it is important to note that only a single client or server mode file transfer can be carried out at any given time as simultaneous concurrent file transfer sessions are not supported yet in this version.
To use HsTftpCE, one would require a Pocket PC with ARM based processor, Windows Mobile 5 OS for Pocket PC (powered by Windows CE 5.0) or later, and Compact .NET Framework 2.0. Overall, HsTftpCE has proven to be a reliable TFTP application for Pocket PC users seeking to transfer files over an IP network.
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Version 1.0: New Release