TLS options for create commands overlap with global options

Usage: create server <name> <host|socket> [port] [params...]

Create server options:

      --services                     Link the created server to these services  [array]

      --monitors                     Link the created server to these monitors  [array]

      --protocol                     Protocol module name  [string] [default: "mariadbbackend"]

      --authenticator                Authenticator module name (deprecated)  [string]

      --authenticator-options        Option string for the authenticator (deprecated)  [string]

      --tls                          Enable TLS  [boolean]

      --tls-key                      Path to TLS key  [string]

      --tls-cert                     Path to TLS certificate  [string]

      --tls-ca-cert                  Path to TLS CA certificate  [string]

      --tls-version                  TLS version to use  [string]

      --tls-cert-verify-depth        TLS certificate verification depth  [number]

      --tls-verify-peer-certificate  Enable TLS peer certificate verification  [boolean]

      --tls-verify-peer-host         Enable TLS peer host verification  [boolean]

Global Options:

  -c, --config     MaxCtrl configuration file  [string] [default: "~/.maxctrl.cnf"]

  -u, --user       Username to use  [string] [default: "admin"]

  -p, --password   Password for the user. To input the password manually, use -p '' or --password=''  [string] [default: "mariadb"]

  -h, --hosts      List of MaxScale hosts. The hosts must be in HOST:PORT format and each value must be separated by a comma.  [string] [default: "127.0.0.1:8989"]

  -t, --timeout    Request timeout in plain milliseconds, e.g '-t 1000', or as duration with suffix [h|m|s|ms], e.g. '-t 10s'  [string] [default: "10000"]

  -q, --quiet      Silence all output. Ignored while in interactive mode.  [boolean] [default: false]

      --tsv        Print tab separated output  [boolean] [default: false]

      --skip-sync  Disable configuration synchronization for this command  [boolean] [default: false]

HTTPS/TLS Options:

  -s, --secure                  Enable HTTPS requests  [boolean] [default: false]

      --tls-key                 Path to TLS key  [string]

      --tls-passphrase          Password for the TLS private key  [string]

      --tls-cert                Path to TLS certificate  [string]

      --tls-ca-cert             Path to TLS CA certificate  [string]

  -n, --tls-verify-server-cert  Whether to verify server TLS certificates  [boolean] [default: true]