Hi @MatthiasL22 

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MatthiasL22 wrote

I followed the CLI Guide here:

https://www.tp-link.com/de/support/download/er8411/v1/

the CLI guide points to: https://static.tp-link.com/upload/manual/2023/202307/20230725/1910013378_ER605(UN)2.0_CLI.pdf

 

No matter what I enter into CLI via ssh - ER8411 only responds:

"Invalid command"

 

 

What command did you use?

Are you using the controller while the router is adopted?

If devices have been adopted by the controller, commands are very limited. Most will not work effectively.

605 and 8411 use the same software and basic features are the same. So, it shares the same document.

Hi  @Clive_A ,

I tried a lot.Yes adopted. It is nowhere mentioned, that it is only valid for standalone mode.

Then - can you provide a list, which commands are enabled, when adopted?

Hi @MatthiasL22 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

MatthiasL22 wrote

Hi  @Clive_A ,

I tried a lot.Yes adopted. It is nowhere mentioned, that it is only valid for standalone mode.

 

Then - can you provide a list, which commands are enabled, when adopted?

 

After you log in and enable the admin, input ? and should see the commands you have. That's all you can use.

We don't have the list of commands when being adopted. But it is limited as far as I recall. Basically, these commands do not involve configuration.

  @Clive_A 

Oh that is great 

I can only use:

>
  help                                                 Show available commands
  exit                                                 Exit from current mode
  enable                                               Turn on privileged commands
  disable                                              Turn off privileged commands

>enable

#
  help                                                 Show available commands
  exit                                                 Exit from current mode
  enable                                               Turn on privileged commands
  disable                                              Turn off privileged commands
  configure                                            Enter configuration mode

#configure

(config)#
  help                                                 Show available commands
  exit                                                 Exit from current mode

(config)#

So - nothing?

  @Clive_A 

So it remains veeeeery limited.

#config

(config)#help

Commands available:
  help                                                 Show available commands
  exit                                                  Exit from current mode

(config)#