d/lloodd11_74

discussed
later. The most useful Information commands are as follows:
@Information VERSion
  This will display the banner. If the computer, for security reasons, did
  not display the banner upon connection, then this may prove useful in
  identifying the target computer
@Information DEC
  lists the various Decnet nodes available. On 6.x versions
@I DEC NODENAME
   will tell if a path is open to the node or is the object node is currently
   up and running.
@I ARPA
   will tell the status of ARPANET with respect to this particular computer.
Meaning whether or not the software is up and running and the status of
connections.
  Networking will be explained in the advanced Tops hacking file.

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                          SECTION II: SYSTEM FUNCTIONS

  Under normal circumstances, with the exception of currently running programs,
the exec level (c