vagrant@h1:~$ netopeer2-cli
get_netconf_dir: Configuration directory "/home/vagrant/.netopeer2-cli" did not exist, created.
load_config: No saved history.
load_config: No saved configuration.
> connect 10.254.254.6
The authenticity of the host 'localhost' cannot be established.
ssh-rsa key fingerprint is e4:c1:57:49:5f:23:40:40:03:21:df:7f:d4:13:95:66:bc:19:91:7e.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Interactive SSH Authentication
Type your password:
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> help
Available commands:
  auth            Manage SSH authentication options
  knownhosts      Manage the user knownhosts file
  cert            Manage trusted or your own certificates
  crl             Manage Certificate Revocation List directory
  outputformat    Set the output format of all the data
  searchpath      Set the search path for models
  verb            Change verbosity
  version         Print Netopeer2 CLI version
  disconnect      Disconnect from a NETCONF server
  status          Display information about the current NETCONF session
  connect         Connect to a NETCONF server
  listen          Wait for a Call Home connection from a NETCONF server
  quit            Quit the program
  help            Display commands description
  editor          Set the text editor for working with XML data
  cancel-commit   ietf-netconf <cancel-commit> operation
  commit          ietf-netconf <commit> operation
  copy-config     ietf-netconf <copy-config> operation
  delete-config   ietf-netconf <delete-config> operation
  discard-changes ietf-netconf <discard-changes> operation
  edit-config     ietf-netconf <edit-config> operation
  get             ietf-netconf <get> operation
  get-config      ietf-netconf <get-config> operation
  kill-session    ietf-netconf <kill-session> operation
  lock            ietf-netconf <lock> operation
  unlock          ietf-netconf <unlock> operation
  validate        ietf-netconf <validate> operation
  subscribe       notifications <create-subscription> operation
  get-schema      ietf-netconf-monitoring <get-schema> operation
  user-rpc        Send your own content in an RPC envelope (for DEBUG purposes)
  timed           Time all the commands (that communicate with a server) from issuing a RPC to getting a reply
  ?               Display commands description
  exit            Quit the program
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