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This command is used to mount a remote directory onto a local machine using SSH File System (SSHFS). Here is a breakdown of the command:

• sshfs: It is the command-line tool used to mount remote directories over SSH.
• -o follow_symlinks: This option allows following symbolic links in the remote directory when accessing files or directories.
• ${username}@${remote_host}: It specifies the username and hostname (or IP address) of the remote host you want to connect to. The ${username} and ${remote_host} are variables that you need to replace with the actual values.
• ${remote_directory}: It is the path to the remote directory you want to mount. Again, ${remote_directory} is a variable that you need to replace with the actual directory path.
• ${mountpoint}: It specifies the local mount point where the remote directory will be mounted. Similar to the previous variables, ${mountpoint} is a variable that should be replaced with the desired local directory path.

So, when you run this command with the appropriate values for ${username}, ${remote_host}, ${remote_directory}, and ${mountpoint}, the remote directory will be mounted on your local machine at the specified mount point.