About this number
There is 1 OK rating, 1 SPAM rating and 2 comments for this phone number. (828) 485-8883 is a wireless/mobile based telephone number operated by New Cingular Wireless Pcs, LLC and is located in zip code 28202 in the city of Charlotte, North Carolina, which is in Mecklenburg County, and is in the South. It has a Number Planning Area (NPA - also known as an Area Code) of 828, a Network Numbering Exchange (NXX - also known as a prefix) of 485 and a subscriber number of 8883. It has an Operating Company Number (OCN) of 6214. A Common Language Location Identifier (CLLI) of CHRXNCGVGT0. As well as a Local access and transport area (LATA) of 422. It was first assigned for usage on 08/21/2006. Zip code 28202 has a population of 11,195 as of the 2010 census.
### Syntax Explanation
- **`ssh`**: The command to start the SSH client.
- **`[user]`**: Placeholder for the username you want to use to log in to the remote server. Replace this with the actual username.
- **`[host]`**: Placeholder for the hostname or IP address of the remote server. Replace this with the actual address or domain name of the server.
- **`[command]`**: The command you want to execute on the remote server. This can be any shell command that the user has permission to run.
### Example Usage
Here are some practical examples to illustrate how this works:
1. **Listing Files in a Directory**:
If you want to list all files in your home directory on the remote server:
```bash
ssh [email protected] "ls -la"
```
2. **Checking the System Uptime**:
To check how long the server has been running:
```bash
ssh [email protected] "uptime"
```
3. **Running a Script**:
If you have a script located at `/usr/local/bin/myscript.sh`, you can execute it:
```bash
ssh [email protected] "/usr/local/bin/myscript.sh"
```
4. **Chaining Commands**:
You can run multiple commands in succession by chaining them with a semicolon:
```bash
ssh [email protected] "cd /var/www; git pull origin master; systemctl restart myapp"
```
5. **Getting Disk Usage**:
To check the disk usage of the server, you can run:
```bash
ssh [email protected] "df -h"
```
### Important Notes
- **Quoting**: It’s generally a good practice to enclose the command in quotes, especially if it consists of multiple words or special characters. This prevents the local shell from misinterpreting or executing parts of the command.
- **Environment**: Remember that any environment variables