Introduction for Authorized Users > Using SSH with the OnBoard > Device Management Commands for Use With SSH

Device Management Commands for Use With SSH
Users can perform device management actions directly on a service processor by using the ssh command along with one of the following OnBoard-specific device management commands:
poweron, poweroff, powercycle, powerstatus
native_ip_on, native_ip_off
The -t option is required to launch an interactive session.
For details about the management actions performed by the commands, see Management Features Available to Authorized Users.
The format of the ssh command line is shown in the following screen example.
ssh -t username : devicename @ onboard_IP_or_DNS_name command
where:
username is the name of the authorized user.
devicename is the name/alias that was assigned to the device by the OnBoard administrator.
onboard_IP_or_DNS_name is the IP address of the OnBoard or its DNS name.
command is one of the OnBoard-specific device management ssh commands.
For example, for authorized user fred to turn on the power for a server whose name is configured on the OnBoard as drac, when the IP address of the OnBoard is 192.168.29.22, the poweron command would be entered as shown in the following screen example:

Introduction for Authorized Users > Using SSH with the OnBoard > Device Management Commands for Use With SSH