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Passing Command To Be Run On Client

-cmd

The -cmd flag specifies the command to be executed on all target clients.

# Simple command example
ssh-operations-hub -ip 1 2 3 -user root -cmd "echo test"

# Using the $CLIENT_NUM variable
# NOTE: The $CLIENT_NUM variable must be escaped out like so to be used: \$CLIENT_NUM
ssh-operations-hub -ip 1 2 3 -user root -cmd "echo Client \$CLIENT_NUM ready"

Known Issues

Interactive commands (like htop, vim, etc.) are not supported
Commands requiring user input will cause the script to hang
For commands that require confirmation (like apt upgrade), use the -y flag when available to remove the requirement for user input:
```
ssh-operations-hub -ip 1 2 3 -user root -cmd "apt upgrade -y"
```

-cmd
Known Issues