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Explanation of IMPSTAT output
[for further information, read the UUO manual]

Idx := index of this connection in the system IMP tables.
Hst := octal number of the host this connection is to.  The high order
	digit is the IMP's host number; the low order two digits
	are the IMP number.
Lnk := connection link number (the link concatenated with the host number
	uniquely identifies the connection to the network).
For'n skt := foreign socket the connection is to.
	"listening" means this is a listening entry and not really
	a connection.
Local skt := local socket the connection is to.
BS := connection byte size.
Status := connection status.
	RFCSNT := we sent an RFC (we are trying to connect)
	RFCFH := remote host sent an RFC (it is trying to connect to us)
	OPENED := connection open, normal state
	CLSSNT := we sent a CLS (we are trying to close)
	CLSFH := remote host sent a CLS (it is trying to close)
	CLOSED := connection closed.  A non-zero allocation on a receive
		connection means there is still input available.
	LISTEN := no connection, we are listening for one.
Job := job number of job which owns this connection.
User := PPN of job which owns this connection.
Subsys := program name of job which owns this connection.
Allocs := allocations for this connection.  The first value is
	the message allocation, the second the bit allocation.  For
	input connections, occasionally a second set of values is
	printed indicating the amount of messages or bits which
	haven't been read yet.