# Device Commands

### Devices List Command

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<summary>DotNet CLI</summary>

**Command**: `devices`

**SubCommand :** `list`

**Parameters:**

`-f, --force (Default: false)` reload device list\
`-l, --link (Default: false)` link device\
`--help` Display this help screen.\
`--version` Display version information.\
`value pos. 0` device command: "approve", "decline", "list"\
`value pos. 1` device id or "all" or "clear"

**Example:**

```bash
My Vault> devices list

  #  Device Name              Client                     ID                    Status  Data Key
---  -----------------------  -------------------------  --------------------  ------  --------
  1  Web Vault Chrome         Web App 17.4.0             <     ID1          >  OK      Yes     
  2  Users_phone              Android 17.3.30            <     ID2          >  OK      Yes     
  5  Browser Extension        Browser Extensions 17.3.2  <     ID3          >  OK      Yes     
  6  OFF                      Commander 17.0.0           <     ID4          >  OK      Yes     
  8  Web Vault Edge           Web App 17.3.3             <     ID5          >  OK      Yes     
  9  Python Keeper API        Commander 17.0.0           <     ID6          >  OK      No      
 10  .NET Keeper API          Commander 17.0.0           <     ID7          >  OK      No      
 14  Web Vault Firefox        Web App 17.4.0             <     ID8          >  OK      Yes     
 15  Firefox,MacIntel         EMConsole 17.6.0           <     ID9          >  OK      No      
 16  PowerShell Commander     Commander 17.0.0           <     ID10         >  OK      Yes     
 17  Commander CLI on macOS   Commander 17.1.9           <     ID11         >  OK      No      
 18  Commander C#             Commander 17.0.0           <     ID12         >  OK      No      
 19  Commander CLI on win32   Commander 17.1.0           <     ID13         >  OK      Yes     
 27  Desktop                  DesktopElectron 17.2.1     <     ID14         >  OK      Yes     
```

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