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7. Nodes and users.

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You can check which nodes are connected in the network, who is -logged on locally, who is logged on at all the nodes or even -just one node in particular. This is handy if you wish to see whether -a friend is connected at the node they use. To see who is connected -to the nodes, the SHOW/CONFIGURATION command is used.

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Example:

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-show/configuration
-show/configuration/nodes
-show/configuration (node_call)
-show/configuration (prefix)
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The first of our three examples would output something like this,

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-sh/c
-Node         Callsigns
-EI5TCR       (7 users)
-GB7ADX
-GB7BAA       G4FPV        G8TIC
-GB7BIG       (GD0TEP)     GD3UMW
-GB7BPQ       (G0INA)      G0RCI        G3AKU        G3OCA
-(GB7CDX)     G3JNB        G4ALR
-GB7DJK       G0FYD        G0REK        G1TLH        G4PEL        G4SOZ
-             G4TVR        G7SQW        K8AZ         M0CTQ-1      MM1CXE-10
-             ON7WP
-GB7DXA       G0RDI        G8SJP
-GB7DXC       (G0HDB)      G0WFK        (G1FYC)      G3KWK        G3LME
-             G3OIL        G4BGW        G4FUJ        (G4PDQ)      GW7SMV
-GB7DXE       G1NNB
-(GB7DXG)     GU6EFB       GU7DHI
-GB7DXK       G1NTW        G3IBI        G3NSM        G3XAQ        G4CUS
-             G4XQY        G7GAN
-GB7DXM       G1EUC        G3GAF        G3LAS        G4ZTR        G8WXU
-             M0BCT        M1EMF
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You will notice that EI5TCR is showing only that it has 7 users and not -giving the actual callsigns. This means that this node is on a limited -protocol of some kind, probably because of a contest situation where -slow radio links can block up and fail if too much information is sent -between nodes.

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The second example would just show the nodes connected in the -network, like this,

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-sh/c/n
-Node         Callsigns
-GB7BAA       GB7BAA       GB7BPQ       (GB7CDX)     GB7DJK       GB7DXA      
-             GB7DXC       GB7DXE       (GB7DXG)     GB7DXK       GB7DXL      
-             GB7DXM       GB7DXS       GB7IPT       GB7MRS       GB7UJS      
-             GB7YDX       KL7G         N2TLY        (ON0DXK)                 
-GB7BIG       EI5TCR       GB7ADX       GB7BIG       GB7UDX                   
-GB7MBC                                                                       
-PA4AB-14     PA4AB-14                                                        
-PI4TUE-8     PI4TUE-8    
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If we insert the node_call pi4tue-8 into the third example, then -this would be the output,

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-Node         Callsigns
-PI4TUE-8     9A1CMA-6     DF6PW        DL4FAY       DL4KAK       DL4WF-2     
-             F5NOD-2      F5PAC        IZ0CSR       N6CR         OH2BLD      
-             ON1LVL-13    ON4CBT       ON4CJP       ON5DXL-14    ON7NQ       
-             PA0RCT       PA3DYS       PA3FDO       PA5KW-4      PI4TUE-9    
-             YT1XX        
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As you can see, only the users of the requested node are shown.

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You can also use a prefix to show only a group of nodes. For example -you may only wish to see who is connected to the nodes in the UK. To -do this simply use a prefix like this ...

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-show/configuration gb7
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To show the locally connected users, the SHOW/USERS command is -used

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Example:

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-show/users
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The output of this command would look like this,

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-Callsigns connected to GB7MBC
-G0JHC        G0NEI        G0VGS        G0VGS-2      G0YLM                    
-G3JAG        G3OWO        G3UEU
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