Novell Help Librarian Data File Version 1.00
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                      Viewing the List of Nodes
   While viewing the list press ESC to change the timer values or
        exit the program and stop this test.
   The list can easily be looked at with the arrow keys and page keys.
   The characters under Network are the Network ID if available.
   The characters under Node are the Physical Node ID if available.
   The characters under Unique User Information are the characters
        that were entered at the time the program was started.
   The Date and Time indicate the last time a packet was received
        or transmitted by this machine.
   The asterisk on the right indicates which line is the local
        information from the machine at which you are looking.
   Highlighted lines indicate nodes from which this machine has not
        received a packet within the dead timout period.
   Press ESC to exit Help and return to the list screen.
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                          Options
 The following timer values are selectable by the user.
 Broadcast Delay Period:
 This value is the number of seconds between broadcasts from
 this station.  The default is 15 seconds.
 Dead Timeout Period:
 When this station receives a transmission it adds the
 information about the transmitting station to its display list,
 including the time that the transmission was received.  If
 another transmission is not received from that station within
 the dead timeout period the information about the transmitting
 station is highlighted to indicate that it is probably "dead". 
 The default is 60 seconds.
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        COMCHECK Command Line Arguments
 All functions of ComCheck are available from
 the command line like this:
 >COMCHECK /Bx /Dx nnn...
    /Bx    Broadcast delay time in seconds.
    /Dx    Dead timer value in seconds.
    x      Up to four decimal digits.
    nnn... Unique user information.
 The options can be given in any order, with or
 without spaces between them.
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            Unique User Information
 This information is included in the broadcast
 that is made from this station at regular
 intervals.  It must be something that uniquely
 identifies this station such as location,
 phone number, etc. This allows duplicate node
 addresses to be detected.
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