Discussion
What is the fixed-size blocks used by Trivial File Transfer Protocol to transfer the data ?
Answer: C
TFTP uses fixed blocks of 512 bytes.
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (RFC 1350) sends data in numbered blocks of 512 bytes, each acknowledged before the next is sent. A block shorter than 512 bytes signals the end of the file.
Larger block sizes can be negotiated only through the later block-size option extension; the protocol's fixed block is 512, not 128, 256 or 1024.
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