Application server commands

Application servers (as described in OOBM and server applications in Concepts) have added a listen keyword with oobm|data|both options to specify which interfaces are active.

Default value is both for all servers.

Telnet:	`telnet-server [listen {<oobm \| data \| both>}]`	management and configuration guide
SSH:	`ip ssh [listen {<oobm \| data \| both>}]`	access security guide
SNMP:	`snmp-server [listen {<oobm \| data \| both>}]`	management and configuration guide
TFTP:	`tftp server [listen {<oobm \| data \| both>}]`	management and configuration guide
HTTP:	`web-management [listen {<oobm \| data \| both>}]`	management and configuration guide

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