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The command "bshell --ssh" is used to establish an SSH (Secure Shell) connection to a remote server using the bshell tool.

bshell is a utility that provides a secure way to connect to and manage remote servers. It uses SSH protocol for authentication, encryption, and secure remote access.

When running "bshell --ssh", it initiates an SSH connection to a remote server. In order for this command to work, you would need to provide additional information such as the hostname or IP address of the remote server, and your SSH credentials (username and password, or SSH keys).

Once the SSH connection is established, you can securely interact with the remote server's terminal, execute commands, transfer files, or perform any other actions allowed by the user privileges associated with your SSH credentials.