Introduction for Authorized Users > Using SSH with the OnBoard > Accessing the OnBoard Using SSH

Accessing the OnBoard Using SSH
As described under User Shell (rmenush) and OnBoard Shell (onbdshell), authorized users who connect to the OnBoard’s console are presented with a menu of choices. From the initial menu, users can bring up a list of devices that they are authorized to access and then access a submenu of management actions they can perform on the selected device. Users can use ssh to connect to OnBoard’s console and to access the rmenush menu in the following ways:
ssh username :@ onboard_IP_or_DNS_name
ssh -t username :@ onboard_IP_or_DNS_name rmenush
Both of the above commands give the non-administrative user access to the same menu. If an administrative user enters the first command line without the rmenush command, the user gets a shell prompt.
Users can use ssh to access the submenu of device management actions for a specific device in the following ways:
ssh username : device_alias @ onboard_IP_or_DNS_name
ssh -t username : device_alias @ onboard_IP_or_DNS_name rmenush
Both of the above commands give the user access to the same menu.

Introduction for Authorized Users > Using SSH with the OnBoard > Accessing the OnBoard Using SSH