Remote router children RSSI values by CLI

[kevin-fisk]

Is there a CLI method to gain information on a remote router's children's RSSI?

For example, if I use the CLI on the router with attached children, I can issue 'child table' to see the attached children. Based on the returned info, issuing 'child x' where x is the child ID from the table, I can see both Link Quality and RSSI. If I use the CLI on another router in the network, I can use a 'networkdiagnostic get' to see an attached child.

However I'm seeking a CLI method (if there is one) to see both or either "Link Quality" or "RSSI" of the attached children. Is this possible?

[abtink]

@tekmar-kevinf, as you said we can get full child table of this device itself (which contains link quality info of each child), but I don't think we have a way today to get such info about another router. We can get some info using network diagnostics about the child table of another router but it does not provide RSSI or link quality info (it contains child id and timeout).

[kevin-fisk]

Thank you @abtink . I was 'hoping' I missed a way of reading the strength of the connectivity, and the mesh, on end devices from a leader for example.