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Here's an example command to join a Kubernetes node to an existing cluster:

```
kubeadm join <master-node-IP>:<master-node-port> --token <token> --discovery-token-ca-cert-hash <token-hash>
```

- Replace `<master-node-IP>` with the IP address of the master node in your cluster.
- Replace `<master-node-port>` with the port number used by the master node (default is 6443).
- Replace `<token>` with the token generated by the master node during cluster initialization.
- Replace `<token-hash>` with the hash of the CA certificate used by the master node for secure communication.

Make sure to run this command as a user with root/administrator privileges on the node you want to join to the cluster.