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Use when SSHing into a router, switch, or firewall CLI.

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# Network Device CLI (Cisco IOS and other appliances)

## When to Use

- The user gives a host + credentials and asks for a command (ping, show) to be
  run **on** the device — router, switch, firewall, appliance.
- An SSH attempt to network gear fails with `Permission denied` or
  `no acceptable kex algorithm`.
- You need device-side reachability (can the router reach 8.8.8.8?) rather than
  host-side.
- A request wants device config **changed** (interface, VLAN, route, ACL), not
  just read — see "Before a config change" below.
- You are rebuilding a device-inventory / automation workflow that must survive
  session resets — the inventory (hostname, ip, port, credentials, config_list,