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Add monerod reference for a few next commands

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@ -243,7 +243,6 @@ You can also type commands directly in the console of the running `monerod` (if
| `print_pl` | Show the full peer list.
| `print_pl_stats` | Show the full peer list statistics (white vs gray peers). White peers are online and reachable. Grey peers are offline but your `monerod` remembers them from past sessions.
| `print_cn` | Show connected peers with connection initiative (incoming/outgoing) and other stats.
| `sync_info` | Show connected peers along with download / upload stats. Useful mostly when syncing up the blockchain.
| `ban <IP> [<seconds>]` | Ban a given <IP> for a given amount of <seconds>. By default the ban is for 24h. Example:<br />`./monerod ban 187.63.135.161`.
| `unban <IP>` | Unban a given <IP>.
| `bans` | Show the currently banned IPs. Example output:<br />`187.63.135.161 banned for 86397 seconds`.
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| Option | Description
|------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| `print_height` | Show local blockchain height.
| `sync_info` | Show blockchain sync progress and connected peers along with download / upload stats.
| `print_bc <begin_height> [<end_height>]` | Show blocks in range `<begin_height>`..`<end_height>`. The information will include block id, height, timestamp, version, size, weight, number of non-coinbase transactions, difficulty, nonce, and reward.
| `print_block <block_hash> \| <block_height>` | Show detailed data of specified block.
| `print_height` | Show blockchain height.
| `print_block <block_hash> | <block_height>` | Show detailed data of specified block.
| `hard_fork_info` | Show current consensus version and future hard fork block height, if any.
| `is_key_image_spent` | Check if specified [key image](/cryptography/asymmetric/key-image/) is spent.
#### Manage daemon
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| Option | Description
|------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| `save` | Flush blockchain data to disk. This is normally no longer necessary as `monerod` saves the blockchain automatically on exit.
<!-- https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/2663/how-do-i-start-using-monero-with-the-command-line-tools -->
| `output_histogram [@<amount>] <min_count> [<max_count>]` | Show number of outputs for each amount denomination. This was only relevant in the pre-RingCT era. The old wallet used this to determine which outputs can be used for the requested mixin. With RingCT denominations are irrelevant as amounts are hidden. More info in [these SA answers](https://monero.stackexchange.com/search?q=%22output_histogram%22).