Finally.  A question I can answer.  You can either do this interactively
with nsradmin, or use nsradmin -i <file>, where in my example, file
would be called show_client_list:

create show_client_list with these lines:

. type: nsr client
show name
print

Then run nsradmin:

# nsradmin -s SERVER -i show_client_list

You can redirect the output to a file if you like, of course.
This is just one way.  There may be others.

deb




Paul Crossman <pcrossma AT wildfire DOT com> had this to say,
> Is there a way to get a list of clients out of networker?
> 
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