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boltctl:tldr:80e75
boltctl: Authorize and remember a device.
$ boltctl enroll ${device_uuid}
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The command "boltctl enroll ${device_uuid}" is used to enroll a device in the Bolt network connectivity management tool.
Here's what each part of the command means:
- "boltctl" is the command-line utility for managing and controlling devices in the Bolt network.
- "enroll" is the action/command to enroll a device in the Bolt network. Enrolling a device allows it to be managed and controlled by Bolt.
- "${device_uuid}" is a placeholder for the unique identifier (UUID) of the device you want to enroll. You would need to replace "${device_uuid}" with the actual UUID of the device you want to enroll.
So, when you execute the command with the appropriate device UUID, it will enroll that device into the Bolt network, allowing you to manage and control it through Bolt.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.