Specify the display node ($D NODE) command without any parameters to display all the attributes specified on a NODE(nnnn) initialization statement (and operator command settings) and its status (such as what line can be used to reach that node).

$d node(wscvm)
$HASP826 NODE(2) 844
$HASP826 NODE(2)     NAME=WSCVM,STATUS=(VIA/LINE36),AUTH=(
$HASP826             DEVICE=NO,JOB=YES,NET=NO,SYSTEM=NO),
$HASP826             TRANSMIT=BOTH,RECEIVE=BOTH,HOLD=NONE,
$HASP826             PENCRYPT=NO,ENDNODE=NO,REST=0,SENTREST=ACCEPT
$HASP826             COMPACT=0,LINE=0,LOGMODE=,PASSWORD=(
$HASP826             VERIFY=(NOTSET),SEND=(NOTSET)),
$HASP826             PATHMGR=NO,PRIVATE=NO,SUBNET=VNET,TRACE=NO

If you use filtering, the display is more tabular:

$d node(pok*),name,status

$HASP826 NODE(3172)  NAME=POK,STATUS=(VIA/LINE36)
$HASP826 NODE(3178)  NAME=POKCAD1,STATUS=(VIA/LINE36)
$HASP826 NODE(3182)  NAME=POKMCR,STATUS=(VIA/LINE36)
$HASP826 NODE(3184)  NAME=POKMVSSP,STATUS=(VIA/LINE36)
$HASP826 NODE(3188)  NAME=POKVMCR3,STATUS=(VIA/LINE36)
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