; File: HELP/NRR.HLP      XROUTER HELP FILE       Last modified: 15/11/01
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The NRR command sends a "record route" packet to the specified netrom
target system.  If the target understands the protocol it will return
a reply, allowing the path taken to be shown.  Each NRR-capable node
along the path inserts its own call into the packet.

   Syntax:    NRR <callsign | alias>

   Examples:  NRR GB7GC
              NRR FOD

If no reply is received, either the target doesn't understand the protocol
or the request or reply were lost in transit.  If the reply contains only
"?" in place of each callsign, it means there were no NRR-capable nodes
en-route to/from the target.
