Application server commands
Application servers (as described in OOBM and server applications in
on page 732) have
added a
listen
keyword with
oobm|data|both
options to specify which interfaces are active.
Default value is
both
for all servers.
Syntax
telnet-server [listen {oobm | data | both}]
Syntax
ip ssh [listen {oobm | data | both}]
Syntax
snmp-server [listen {oobm | data | both}]
Syntax
tftp server [listen {oobm | data | both}]
Syntax
web-management [listen {oobm | data | both}]
In all cases,
show running-config
displays the server configurations.
Use the
no
form of the command to prevent the server from running on either interface.
Examples
Telnet:
no telnet-server
SSH:
no ip ssh …
SNMP:
no snmp-server …
TFTP:
no tftp server
HTTP:
no web-management …
The
show servers
command shows the listen mode of the servers:
Switch#
show servers
Server listen mode
Server Listen mode
-----------------------------
Telnet | both
Ssh | both
Tftp | both
Web-management | both
Snmp | both
Application client commands
CLI commands for client applications have added the
oobm
keyword to allow you to specify that the outgoing
request be issued from the OOBM interface. If you do not specify the
oobm
keyword, the request will be issued
from the appropriate in-band data interface. Command syntax is:
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