CLI REST-API
commit-to
commit-to [user@IP address|host|groupname|alias]
The "commit-to" command pushes configuration changes to a remote system or a group of remote systems.
See "add-group" and "add-group-member" and other commands in /configuration/cli/remote-cli for more
information about how to create and manage groups of remote systems.
RESTAPI: The data can be passed in the body like this:
{
"parameters": {
"host": "root@192.168.0.1"
}
}
Name | Value | Description | Example |
---|
| user@IP address|host|groupname|alias | | |
See also:
changes: lists changed configuration parameters in different formats.
commit: applies all configuration changes.
diff: shows differences between the system- and the "startup"-configuration set.
rollback: discards all parameter changes made in this CLI session.
/configuration/cli/remote-cli: remote-cli
REST-API Support:
This command is supported by the REST API:
Method: PUT
URL: /api/commit-to
Body:
{
"parameters": {
"host": [user@IP address|host|groupname|alias]
}
}
Example using curl:
curl -X PUT /api/commit-to -d
"{
\"parameters\": {
\"host\": \"root@192.168.0.1\"
}
}"