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## Overview
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`nexusctl` is a stand-alone program that can be run using `nc-toolbox` from an `ssh` session on any control-plane or management-plane node. Since `nexusctl` is contained in the `nc-toolbox-breakglass` container image and isn't installed directly on the host, it must be run with a command-line like:
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`nexusctl` is a stand-alone program that can be run using `nc-toolbox` from an `ssh` session on any control-plane node. Since `nexusctl` is contained in the `nc-toolbox-breakglass` container image and isn't installed directly on the host, it must be run with a command-line like:
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## Unmanage a bare metal machine (set to unmanaged state)
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A single bare metal machine can be switched to an unmanaged state by connecting to a control-plane or management-plane node via ssh and running the command:
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A single bare metal machine can be switched to an unmanaged state by connecting to a control-plane node via ssh and running the command:
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## Manage a bare metal machine (set to managed state)
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A single bare metal machine can be switched to a managed state by connecting to a control-plane or management-plane node via ssh and running the command:
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A single bare metal machine can be switched to a managed state by connecting to a control-plane node via ssh and running the command:
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