1.LATCP> SET NODE DUKE /IDENT="NODE DUKE, SALES VMSCLUSTER"

      The SET NODE command in this example specifies node name DUKE
      for your local node. The identification string "NODE DUKE,
      SALES VMSCLUSTER" is multicast from node DUKE.

    2.LATCP> SET NODE /MULTICAST_TIMER=50-
      _LATCP> /GROUPS=(ENABLE=(1-3,8,11),DISABLE=5)

      The SET NODE command in this example causes your local node
      to send multicast messages every 50 seconds to announce
      DUKE's services to terminal servers. The command also enables
      groups 1, 2, 3, 8, and 11 for access to the local node, and
      it disables group 5 from accessing the local node. Group 5 had
      been previously enabled.

    3.LATCP> SET NODE /CONNECTIONS=BOTH-
      _LATCP> /USER_GROUPS=(ENABLE=(24,121-127),DISABLE=0)

      The SET NODE command in this example sets up your local node
      to allow both incoming and outgoing connections. Users on your
      local node can access those service nodes belonging to user
      groups 24 and 121 through 127. Users cannot access service
      nodes in user group 0.

    4.LATCP> SET NODE /CIRCUIT_TIMER=80 /KEEPALIVE_TIMER=20 -
      _LATCP> /RETRANSMIT_LIMIT=20 /CONNECTIONS=BOTH -
      _LATCP> /MULTICAST_TIMER=60 /GROUPS=(DISABLE=0,ENABLE=73-)
      _LATCP> /SESSION_LIMIT=(OUTGOING=10,INCOMING=0)

      The SET NODE command in this example sets many characteristics
      at once for node DUKE.