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1.1;lcnode (list_connected_nodes), revision 1.1, 81/06/27
LCNODE (LIST_CONNECTED_NODES) -- List nodes connected to the network.
usage:  LCNODE [-M | -B]


FORMAT

  LCNODE [options]


  LCNODE  lists the nodes currently connected to the network.  The list contains
  the ID of every node connected, the time at which the node  was  started,  the
  current time, and the name of each node's entry directory.

  This  command  reports only the nodes that respond within a preset time limit.
  Should a node be connected, but  temporarily  unable  to  respond  within  the
  specified time, it will not appear in the produced list.


OPTIONS

  -M[E]               Request  information  about  your  node only.  This option
                     displays the node id.

  -B                  Request  brief  output.    LCNODE  lists  only  the  entry
                     directory name for each connected node.


EXAMPLES

    1.  $ lcnode

          The node ID of this node is 21.
          2 other nodes responded.

        Node ID      Boot time           Current time      Entry Directory

           21   1984/06/09 09:21:44   1984/06/09 16:06:22  //DOLLAR
           17   1984/06/09 13:52:02   1984/06/09 16:06:13  //QUARTER
           27   1984/06/09 12:53:28   1984/06/09 16:06:07  //NICKEL

        If you are using a diskless node, you receive the same message as above,
        except the first line under "Entry Directory" mentions your partner node
        identification number, as follows:

        *** DISKLESS ***  partner node: n

    2.  $ lcnode -me

         The node ID of this node is 21.

    3.  $ lcnode -b

        //DOLLAR
        //QUARTER
        //NICKEL

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