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 ====== Ubiquiti - CLI - Cheat Sheet ======
+Unifi devices are running on a form of Linux, so most Linux commands will work on the devices.
+  * Pressing **Tab** twice will give you a list of all available SSH commands.
+Commands that can be run on Unifi devices from the command line.
 ^Command^Description^Example^
 |info|Display AP information.|info|
 |fwupdate|Update firmware.|<nowiki>fwupdate --url https://<firmware-url>.bin</nowiki>|
-|reboot|Reboot the AP| |
+|poweroff|Shutdown the device.|poweroff|
+|reboot|Reboot the device.|reboot|
 |set-default|Restore to factory default.|set-default|
-|set-inform <inform_url>|Set URL of the controller.||set-inform http://ip-of-controller:8080/inform|
+|set-inform <inform_url>|Set URL of the controller.|set-inform http://ip-of-controller:8080/inform|
-|:::|The Set-Inform URL tells the Unifi Access Point where the controller is located. By default, the access point will search the network for the controller, using the default DNS name **unifi**. This does not always work, so we need to tell the access point the correct address of the Unifi Controller.|:::|set-inform http://192.168.1.10:8080/inform|
+|:::|The Set-Inform URL tells the Unifi Access Point where the controller is located. By default, the access point will search the network for the controller, using the default DNS name **unifi**. This does not always work, so we need to tell the access point the correct address of the Unifi Controller.|set-inform http://192.168.1.10:8080/inform|
+|syswrapper.sh|Similar to set-default.  Older firmware versions like v2.2.x do not support the **set-default** command.|syswrapper.sh restore-default.|
 |upgrade <firmware_url>|Upgrade firmware.|upgrade http://192.168.1.10/unifi_fw.bin|
+|uptime|Displays the device uptime.|uptime|
+----
+===== Unifi OS SSH Commands =====
+Commands that can be run for Controllers running Unifi OS.
+^Command^Description^Example^
+|ubnt-device-info summary|Show system information.|ubnt-device-info summary|
+|ubnt-systool cputemp|Show CPU Temp.|ubnt-systool cputemp|
+|ubnt-systool cpuload|Show CPU load.|ubnt-systool cpuload|
+|ubnt-systool hostname|Set new hostname.|ubnt-systool hostname <newname>|
+|ubnt-systool portstatus|Show port status.|ubnt-systool portstatus|
+|ubnt-systool poweroff|Shutdown device.|ubnt-systool poweroff|
+|ubnt-systool reboot|Reboot device.|ubnt-systool reboot|
+|ubnt-systool reset2defaults|Factory reset device.|ubnt-systool reset2defaults|
+|ubnt-tools ubnt-discover|Show Unifi devices in the network.|ubnt-tools ubnt-discover|
+|cat /mnt/data/udapi-config/dnsmasq.lease|Show DHCP Leases.|cat /mnt/data/udapi-config/dnsmasq.lease|
+|cat /mnt/data/udapi-config/unifi|Show configuration.|cat /mnt/data/udapi-config/unifi|
+|/etc/init.d/S95unifios restart|Restart Unifi OS Web interface|/etc/init.d/S95unifios restart|
+----
+===== Unifi Log files =====
+There are a lot of log files that you can access to help you debug any Unifi related problem:
+^Command^Description^
+|cat /var/log/messages|Output the error log.|
+|tail -f /var/log/messages|Monitor log file.|
+|cat /mnt/data/unifi-os/unifi-core/config/settings.yaml|Server settings.|
+|cat /mnt/data/unifi-os/unifi-core/logs/discovery.log|Discovery log.|
+|cat /mnt/data/unifi-os/unifi-core/logs/system.log|System log.|
+|cat /mnt/data/unifi-os/unifi/logs/server.log|Server log.|
+|cat /mnt/data/unifi-os/unifi-core/logs/errors.log|Http errors.|
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