CLI
remote-run-command
remote-run-command [user@IP address|host|groupname|alias] [lt_cli-command]
The "remote-run-command" command allows to execute a CLI command on a remote host.
Example:
"remote-run-command 192.168.0.10 show linkstate"
will execute the "show linkstate" command on the remote host with the IP
192.168.0.10, showing the linkstate of all network ports on that machine.
Please note that you might be prompted for a password if the remote host does not
know/accept the CLI remote key. In order for this command to work, the remote host needs
to run a firmware image that includes support for lt_cli, too.
| Name | Value | Description | Example |
|---|
| user@IP address|host|groupname|alias | | 192.168.0.10 |
| lt_cli-command | | show linkstate |
See also:
remote-get-object: read the current value of a single object from a remote host.
remote-set-object: change the value of a configuration parameter on a remote host.
commit-to: pushes configuration changes to a remote system or a group of remote systems.
/configuration/cli/remote-cli: remote-cli
REST-API Support:
This command is not supported.