CLI

## remote-get-object

    remote-get-object [user@IP address|host|groupname|alias] [object]
    The "remote-get-object" command allows to read the current value of a single object from a remote host.

    Example:
      "remote-get-object 192.168.0.10 /status/network/ports/lan0/speed"
      will request the link speed of the lan0 network port of the host with the IP
      192.168.0.10 and print it in the format "[host]: [objectname]: [value]", like
      this:
      192.168.0.10: speed: 100

    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
| object |  | /status/system/uptime

See also:
remote-run-command: execute a CLI command on 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.