Learn how to access the RobustOS command-line interface (CLI), find command help and run your first read-only command.
The RobustOS CLI lets you view device information, check operating status and perform supported management tasks using text commands. Available commands and access options can vary by device and firmware.
Access: Local SSH and remote access through Robustel Cloud Manager Service (RCMS). Required account role: Admin.
ssh <username>@<device-ip>Replace the placeholders with your own values. For example:ssh admin@192.168.0.1Use the remote CLI function for the connected device in RCMS. See RCMS CLI access for the remote procedure (registration required).
The prompt indicates that the device is ready for a command. The following prompt was observed on an R5030:
#Enter the command itself, without the prompt. Your prompt may differ. After entering a command, wait for its output and the prompt to return before entering the next command. Some queries take longer than others.
At the CLI prompt, type ? to list available commands. On the tested CLI, help appears without pressing Enter. To inspect a group, type its name followed by a space and ?:
status ?The following is an excerpt of the root command list returned by an R5030; the remaining entries are omitted:
# ?
! Comments
add Add a list entry of configuration
add_preferred smart roaming add preferred plmn list
clear Clear statistics
...Enter help for an overview of CLI help and completion keys. Press Ctrl-U to clear the current input without executing it. Enter may complete, check and execute the current command. Use the syntax shown by your device.
At the device CLI prompt, enter:
verThe device displays its firmware version. This example was observed on an R5030:
Version 5.6.0 (6ded0c7)
Apr 30 2026 16:41:19Your version and build date may differ.
For more device information, enter status system. Remove sensitive device identifiers before sharing the output.
Check the account name and password, and confirm that the account is authorized for CLI access.
Check its spelling and use ? to inspect options available on your model and firmware.
Enter exit to leave the CLI and close the SSH session.