Feature | Community | Professional |
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Cost | Free | $67.50 |
Commercial use | No | Yes |
Splash screen | Yes | No |
PXE/BINL services time limit | 50 min | Unlimited |
PXE/BINL PXE clients max number per session | 2 | Unlimited |
PXE/BINL WinPE booting support | No | Yes |
PXE/BINL WinPE recursive injection of arbitrary files | No | Yes |
PXE/BINL MS OSs unattended install support | No | Yes |
PXE/BINL MS OSs install of OEM components | No | Yes |
PXE/BINL menu max number of active entries (EFI64) | 2 | Unlimited |
PXE/BINL menu max number of active entries (EFI32) | 2 | Unlimited |
PXE/BINL menu max number of active entries (BIOS) | 7 | Unlimited |
PXE/BINL Boot Manager Mode 3 (UEFI MS Secure Boot) | No | Yes |
PXE/BINL menu custom edition support | No | Yes |
PXE/BINL menu custom background support | No | Yes1 |
PXE/BINL Windows install support | Yes | Yes |
PXE/BINL non-Windows boot/install support | Yes | Yes |
Note |
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Always be sure Serva has write permissions on its own directory and its repository. Please consider if you joined a domain permissions might be inadvertently limited even if you are locally an Admin. |
Serva_Community_v3.2.0 | Serva_Pro_v3.2.0 |
160N - BINL Support for pxeserva.0/efi menus with more than 99 entries per level
158N - TFTP Client RFC 7440 GET_RQ and PUT_RQ support
157N - TFTP Server RFC 7440 PUT_RQ support
156N - TFTP Client Pick file dialog box
155N - TFTP Enforced Windowed mode replaced by RFC 7440
154N - TFTP Error simulation engine delay capabilities
153N - HTTP Autoindex Nginx style automatically offered to Curl and Wget HTTP clients
152F - HTTP Vulnerability (DoS) https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/40905/
151F - TFTP Client malformed error messages
150F - TFTP Client not initialized under certain conditions
140F - FTP FTP Server Registered user root directory pick dialog box
139F - ALL MessageBox() center alignment
138N - BINL UEFI support
137N - BINL WIA_RIS_SHARE automatic test
136N - BINL WIA_WDS_SHARE automatic test
135N - BINL NWA_PXE_SHARE automatic test
134N - BINL Recursive Boot.wim injection.
133N - BINL Head directory name non-ASCII character detection
132N - BINL Head directory name space character detection
131N - BINL Head directory name as menu name when booting default named WIMs
130N - DHCP White/Black list MAC filter engine
129N - DHCP Embedded MAC Ethernet vendor codes
128N - DHCP MAC Ethernet vendor codes manually add/overwrite
127N - PDHCP Protocol Tab
126N - TFTP Improved windowsize algorithm
125N - HTTP Default root Favicon
124N - ALL About/Settings/Help buttons moved to System menu
123F - BINL WIM injection; count of multi referenced files
122F - BINL Default menu title change after Serva update/upgrade
121F - BINL Menu entry wrong order when using special chars on head directory
120F - BINL Sub-Menus not capitalized when initially defined
119F - BINL ServaBoot.wim creation fail if Boot.wim is read only
118F - BINL Renaming head directory of unnamed WindowsPE assets
117F - BINL Renaming head directory of RIS assets
116F - FTP anonymous account not working properly w/o a registered account
115N - HTTP Improved file browsing cosmetic
114F - HTTP Resources bigger than 2Gb under certain conditions
113F - DHCP giaddr reply logic in relay situations
112F - PDHCP DHCPACK reply port logic under certain conditions
111F - TFTP RFC-1350 error recovery under certain conditions
110N - TFTP uSleep engine; inter-frame delay control
109N - LOG [Ctrl]+C Copy to Clipboard
108N - LOG [Ctrl]+[Shift]+C Copy all to Clipboard
107F - BINL RIS OSs driver extraction from SPx.CAB x=1,2,3
106F - BINL Menu auto-numbering alignment
105F - TFTP Vulnerability cert.org VU#127108
104F - TFTP Client Browse button malfunction on x64
103F - DHCP Settings IP fields ignoring last digit xxx.xxx.xxx.xx_
102F - FTP Misleading 'wrong password error' given when root directories are invalid
101F - FTP Handling Error 430 Invalid username or password
100F - ALL Settings dialog box alignment on x64
099F - ALL Crash on saving settings under certain conditions
098N - BINL Booting WinPE files
097N - BINL Booting/Installing Non-Windows Assets (NWA)
096N - BINL WDS Unattend.xml/Unattend.ini support
095N - BINL RIS Unattended (winnt.sif edition) support
094N - BINL menu.def edition support
093N - BINL pxeserva.0; menu.def TFTP load on first attempt
092N - DHCP Mask based MAC filter
091N - DHCP Improved response on back-to-back scenarios
090N - HTTP Resources bigger than 2Gb support
089N - HTTP Range Request support.
088N - HTTP HEAD method support.
087F - BINL Parsing XML table of non conformant WIMs
086F - BINL BCD sk record
085F - BINL Vesamenu ESC key when exiting sub-menus
084F - BINL Menu text algorithm on multi-image Install.wim
083F - TFTP Occasionally not releasing transferred file handle
082F - TFTP Abort transfer time-out message wrong Block#
081F - TFTP Block counter overflow logic
080F - DHCP Settings, drawing artifact on Treelist border
079F - DHCP Settings, Treelist resource handle leak
078F - DNS Bad conformed request vulnerability
077F - HTTP Bad conformed request vulnerability
076F - HTTP Settings, Root directory validation logic
075F - FTP Settings, Anonymous Root directory validation logic
074F - FTP Settings, Registered Root directory validation logic
073F - TFTP Settings, Root directory validation logic
072F - SNTP mS algorithm.
071F - ALL LastWindowPos support for multi-monitor systems
070F - ALL Assertion on Log message storm
069F - ALL Assertion on Serva exit under certain thread conditions
068F - ALL Delay on first Serva start
067N - BINL MS Multi-OS netboot; WAIK independent RIS/WDS Net protocol & Processes emulation
066N - LOG Ctrl[Shift]-Up/Down browses Err, Warn, or Err+Warn Log messages
065N - LOG Ctrl[Shift]-MouseWheeL browses Err, Warn, or Err+Warn Log messages
064N - LOG F1 launches Serva.chm Log Help
063N - TFTP new engine supporting 'windowsize' option negotiation
062N - TFTP new engine supporting enforced 'windowed' mode.
061N - TFTP new engine including error simulation capabilities
060N - LOG Simpler message schema for TFTP traffic
059N - ALL LOG pane selected as default when Serva starts
058F - PDHCP Some messages were mistakenly logged as DHCP
057F - ALL ListView focused line incorrect format for center and right aligned labels
056F - DHCP processing of static leases (let Serva to generate a new ini !! )
055N - DHCP Unassigned & Custom options support HEX and uninterpreted ASCII input
054N - ALL Win2000 Pro & Win2000 Server support (thanks John from Holland)
053N - DHCP 'Next Server' (siaddr) user defined input (thanks Oliver Knapp)
052N - DHCP protocol options parsed on Proxy DHCP answers
051N - DHCP option 249 Classless Route option (MS)
050N - DHCP option 252 Proxy Autodiscovery
049N - ALL Improved mouse right click button logic (thanks Benjamin Brisson)
048N - ALL ListView tool-tip style unfold of partially hidden labels.
047N - PDHCP sname = gethostname() only when TFTP is ON, NULL otherwhise.
046F - DHCP Keep parameters when service gets disabled (thanks Benjamin Brisson)
045F - DHCP option 52 error message
044F - DHCP option 66 enabled
043F - DHCP MAC Filter option name 'reject' replaced by 'ignore'
042F - HTTP/FTP/TFTP 64Bit Directory dialog box
041F - SYSLOG 64Bit File dialog box
040F - DHCP 64Bit Settings dialog tab (thanks Sam)
039F - 64Bit app icon display
037F - Registry variable LastWindowPos moved to Serva.ini (thanks webfork)
038N - DHCP option 67 Bootfile name (chain-loading) enabled
036F - TFTP Client Local/Remote file requirement vs GET/PUT
035F - TFTP Client -File exist, overwrite it?-
034F - TFTP anticipation window log message
033N - ALL ListView/ListBox right button popup menu (Copy/Copy All/Clear All)
032N - DHCP dotted decimal IP variables in Serva.ini (let Serva to generate a new ini !! )
031N - SYSLOG log file browse button
030N - DHCP WINS option does not copy DNS setting
029N - DHCP Domain Name Server option RFC 2132 compliant (multi-dns)
028N - DHCP Router option RFC 2132 compliant (multi-router)
027N - DHCP Subnet Mask optional CIDR style notation
026N - DHCP GUI handled DHCP protocol options (0 to 254)
025N - DHCP GUI handled MAC Filter policy (off/reject/accept)
024N - DHCP GUI handled MAC Filter list
023N - DHCP GUI handled Static Leases control (enable/disable)
022N - DHCP GUI handled Static Leases list
021N - DHCP improved speed
020N - FTP GUI handled port option
019N - FTP GUI handled local ports pool option
018N - HTTP GUI handled port option
017N - HTTP GUI handled default page option
016N - HTTP/FTP/TFTP new directory dialog box style
015N - ALL Improved Settings dialog logic and input validation
014N - ALL Added Regular expression based user input validators
013F - HTTP directory traversal vulnerability (Acunetix Vulnerability Report)
012F - HTTP denial of service vulnerability (Acunetix Vulnerability Report)
011F - DHCP static lease
010N - DHCP will display vendor names along with mac addresses when Serva.evc is present
009N - DHCP will not honor requests coming from Serva's own interfaces
008N - Configuration dialog 'What's this?' style context-sensitive help
007N - Improved general log engine performance
006F - DHCP, RENEWING & REBINDING time according to RFC2131
005F - About dialog incorrect topmost style
004.1F - Listview objects not scrolling correctly
004.0F - Listview objects not correctly displayed when switching tab panes
003.1F - Proxy DHCP didn't work correctly if IP pool was 0. (thanks Michael Kolowicz)
003.0F - Proxy DHCP unnecessarily invoking scanforleases()/Dhcp_Display_Leases()
002F - Some erratic GUI glitches.
001F - FTP SITE CHMOD & minor bug fixes
KB ID 0001247
Problem
Every time I go to a networking event theres a sea of MacBooks in the audience, If techs like MacBooks so much why is there such a lack of decent TFTP software?
Solution
The thing is, I’m looking at the problem with my ‘Windows User’ head on. When I have a task to perform I’m geared towards looking for a program do do that for me. OS X is Linux (There I said it!) Linux in a pretty dress, I’ll grant you, but scratch the surface a little bit and there it is.
Why is that important? Well your already holding a running TFTP server on your hand, your MAC is already running a TFTP server, you just need to learn how to use it.
MAC OS X Native TFTP Server
As I said it’s probably running anyway, but to check, open a Terminal window and issue the following command;
If it’s not running you can manually start and stop the TFTP server with the following commands;
sudo launchctl load -F /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/tftp.plist
Stop TFTP
sudo launchctl unload -F /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/tftp.plist