CLI

## remote-set-object

    remote-set-object [user@IP address|host|groupname|alias] [object] [value]
    The "remote-set-object" command allows to change the value of a configuration parameter on a remote host.

    Example:
      "remote-set-object 192.168.0.10 /configuration/network/general/domainname example.com"
      will change the domain name of the host with the IP 192.168.0.10 to "example.com". In order to
      apply configuration changes, it is required to run "commit" on the remote host once all
      configuration changes have been set.

    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.

    Since this command will only change one parameter at a time and you might be required
    to enter a password every time, it makes sense to look at "import" and "export"
    commands when a large number of parameters has to be changed at once.

    Another alternative is also the "commit-to" command, which allows to push all configuration
    changes of the currently running CLI session to a remote host or a group of hosts instead
    of committing them to the local machine. This only works if the configuration menu
    structures of the local system and the remote host(s) is more or less identical. If you
    want to change a configuration parameter that is not existing on your local machine, you have
    to use this command or the "import"/"export" mechanism.

Name | Value | Description | Example
--- | --- | --- | ---
| user@IP address|host|groupname|alias |  | 192.168.0.10
| object |  | /configuration/network/general/domainname
| value |  | example.com

See also:
remote-get-object: read the current value of a single object from a remote host.
remote-run-command: execute a CLI command 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.