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How to Install and Configure TFTP Server and Client on Windows

May 26, 2016

TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) is a simplified file transfer protocol that provides an easy way to download and upload files. Typically, TFTP is used for PXE booting (network boot,…

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Windows: Auto Reconnect to VPN on Disconnect

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By default, the built-in Windows VPN client does not attempt to reconnect to the VPN server if the connection is lost. If the connection is dropped, the user must manually…

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