TFTP command under solaris 10

I use tftp in solaris 10,like follows:
$ tftp
tftp> connect 127.0.0.1
tftp> ls
?Invalid command
tftp> put a.txt
Transfer timed out.
I want to know if I need to configure tftp under solaris 10,if need,how to configure it?
how to show directory and file after connect command,which command I can use? ls is not right command. when I want to put a file,why Transfer timed out. I am puzzled with it. Which directory is source directory and which directory is destinate directory?A detailed example is better.
Thanks

You cannot list directory contents with tftp. If you want any sort of interactive session, use ftp.

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