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2006/8/1 -This document explains what Transport Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) small servers are, how to enable or disable them on a router.
If you enabled this service, (either tcp-small-servers or udp-small-servers) these services will be enabled. Usually these should be disabled on a router.
Network devices must have TCP and UDP small servers disabled. Cisco IOS provides the 'small services' that include echo, chargen, and discard.
2011/9/29 -TCP and UDP Small Servers were legacy troubleshooting daemons that is an availible configuration on Cisco devices. Is there similar features for juniper ...
The finger application provides a remote way of seeing who is logged into the router. You can enable it with the ip finger global configuration command.
TCP and UDP small servers are servers (daemons, in Unix parlance) that run in the router which are useful for diagnostics.
2022/10/27 -They are: echo, discard, daytime, chargen, and time. Mostly via TCP and UDP, and, as you would have expected, IPv6 and legacy IP.
2002/12/19 -TCP small services are echo, chargen, daytime, time and discard; the Berkeley r* services, talk, etc. You can configure them in inetd.conf.
2009/2/20 -So, what can you do, is to enable TCP and UDP small servers only when you need them for testing and then disable these services. Another ...
Use the no service command to disable TCP or UDP small server services. Note: There is not a corresponding configuration command.