:*
The commands can be abbreviated by leaving out any non-capitalized letters
:*
in the command name. Parameters in "[]" are optional.
:*

:?:help
?               Give short list of all commands
:bye:quit
Bye             Bye (ie. disconnect)
:connect
Connect pt cl   AX.25 connection, if permitted on port 'pt' to call 'cl'
     The connect command has several modes:

     C nodename
     C port call

     C[onnect] nodename
     to connect to the netrom node named 'nodename'

     C[onnect] <port> <callsign> [via] [<digipeater> . . .]
     to connect to station 'callsign' on interface 'port',
     possibly via digipeaters 'digipeater...' (note the optional 'via'!)
     For a list of valid port names, try 'PORTS'.
:conference
CONFerence #    Conference bridge entry (optional initial channel number #)
     CONF[erence]

     The CONFerence puts you in the conference bridge; this is a roundtable
     discussion feature.
:help:?
Help [subj]     Help - get help on a subject
:info
Info            Information on this system
:jheard
Jheard          Just heard, on all ports
:jheard
Jheard port     Just heard on 'port'
     J[heard] [<interface>]

     The jheard command will display a list of all the station callsigns
     that have been received as  sending packet  traffic on the channel,
     the time since  the station was heard last, and the total number of
     packets  received.  When  the command  is used  alone (no interface
     specified), the "heard" lists for all interfaces will be displayed.
     To display a list of  stations  heard on only a particular channel,
     specify the "<interface>" name along with the "jheard" command.

     Warning:  if this system has been on the air for very long, and the
     channels are very active, this list could be extremely long.

Examples:

     j 2m
     jheard
:nodes
Nodes           List all netrom known nodes
     N[odes]

     The Nodes command prints out a list of all netrom nodes that
     the system knows.
:nroutes
NRoutes         List all netrom neighbor routes
     NR[outes]

     The NRoutes command prints out a list of all of the netrom neighbor
     nodes known to this system.
:pbbs
Pbbs            Connect to the corresponding PBBS
     P[bbs]

     The Pbbs command connects you to the PBBS that the operator of this
     system has selected. This (in most cases) will be the PBBS of this
     same TNOS system, but could be an FBB (or other PBBS), if the SYSOP
     so chooses.
:ports
POrts           Give a list of the ports of the system

     The Ports command prints a list of interfaces (ports) that
     are installed in this system, along with a description, if one has
     been setup for that port.  These ports can be used to make
     outgoing AX.25 connections with the "C[onnect]" command.
:talk
Talk            Chat with operator (if system is attended)

     The Talk command allows you to "talk" keyboard-to-keyboard
     with the operator of this TNOS system, if the system is attended.

     When you wish to terminate the chat session, type  the  escape
     character on your keyboard, and then press <ENTER> or <RETURN>.
     The default escape character is "CTRL-T",  which  means to hold
     down the <CTRL> key and press the <T> key simultaneously.
:telnet
Telnet host     Telnet to 'host' (if permitted)
     T[elnet] <hostname> [<port_number>]

     The telnet command allows you to initiate a TCP  connection from the
     TNOS Node out across  the network to another host. This allows an
     AX.25  user with nothing more than a terminal and TNC to gain access
     to the TCP/IP network.

     By  including  the optional port_number,  you can connect to any TCP
     server at the given  host.  The  default is to  be connected  to the
     "telnet" server, which  in the case  of TNOS  software, is the PBBS.

     To quit the session at any time, enter the escape character (<CTRL>T
     by default.
:quit:bye
Quit            Quit, same as 'bye' (ie. disconnect)

     The Bye (or Quit) command is used when you want to exit from
     the TNOS Node.
:users
Users           Shows current mailbox users
     The U command will display a list of all the current users,
     how they connected, and their current activity.

