1 WHO
 This command displays a three column list of user names, with the
 name of their terminal.

 Format:

        WHO  [username]

 Output:

  9 Interactive Users on _CBS::IPSS    Tuesday, 6-OCT-1981 14:20
                    |                       |
 BOYD       TTB4:   |    E01LIB     TTF7:   |    RENZ       TTF6: 
 CALGLIB    TTF5:   |   >HARRIS     TTF1:   |    SCHWARTZJ  TTI1: 
 CALGLIB    TTE3:   |    ISRAELLIB  TTF4:   |    SEWELL     TTH7: 
                    |                       |
 Note: the '>' indicates where you are in the display.

2 Username
 If specified then only users which match 'username' will be 
 displayed (Note: the total given in the header line always refers 
 to the number of interactive users, it does not indicate how many 
 of the requested 'username' have been found and displayed).

 If the last character of the 'username' is an '*' then all 
 usernames, which have the same beginning characters as what was 
 specified, will be displayed.  For example:

 $ WHO MO*

   9 Interactive Users on _NBC::IPSS    Tuesday, 6-OCT-1981 14:20
                     |                       |
  MORRISETTE  TTB7:  |  MORRISON      TTI1:  |  MORRISON      TTA4:
  MOYER       TTG3:  |                       |
                     |                       |

2 Qualifiers
 The following qualifiers will modify the display or where the data
 is obtained from.

/HEADER (D)
 This qualifier will cause WHO to output the header line which 
 includes the total number of users logged on, the network node 
 name, the day of the week, and the current time & date.  This
 is the default setting.

 If /NOHEADER is specified then the header/trailer lines will be 
 suppressed.  For example:

   $ WHO/NOHEADER

    BOYD       TTB4:   |    E01LIB     TTF7:   |    RENZ       TTF6: 
    CALGLIB    TTF5:   |   >HARRIS     TTF1:   |    SCHWARTZJ  TTI1: 
    CALGLIB    TTE3:   |    ISRAELLIB  TTF4:   |    SEWELL     TTH7: 

/PID
 This qualifier will replace the terminal field with the PID 
 (Process IDentification) for each user.

  13 Interactive Users on _NBC::IPSS    Tuesday,  6-OCT-1981 14:20
                      |                       |
 BRILL      0159007A  | >HARRIS     00CA006E  |  SCHWARTZJ  0127007C
 COLADONATO 02FE0083  |  LATTA      00A40063  |  SIDRLIB    00D30064
 DARDIS     011B007B  |  MILLERL    015F0072  |  STANDARDL  021F0080
 DPCLIB     0113006F  |  RENZ       0107006C  |  VAXOPER    00FF0079
 E01LIB     02B50084  |                       |
                      |                       |

/REMOTE[=node]
/NOREMOTE (D)
 This qualifier will cause WHO to fetch the list of users logged 
 onto the remote node specified.  For example:

    $ WHO/REMOTE=CBS
 or
    $ WHO/REMOTE=NBC/PID

 The first will display users running on the node CBS and the second 
 will display the users running on NBC along with their Process ID's.

 If 'node' is not specified then the command will translate the 
 logical name 'IPSS_REMOTE' to determine what node to fetch the data 
 from.  Normally the system already has this logical name defined,
 however, if this node is not the one you want you may make your own
 assignment.

 /NOREMOTE is the default.
