If you wish to run DECnet applications such as CTERM, MAIL, FAL,
    etc., over TCP/IP using RFC1006/RFC1859, you can select the
    IP-configured interfaces that should be used to receive inbound
    RFC1006 connection requests.

    You can either answer ALL to this question, or you can give a
    list of comma-separated IP addresses on which the inbound
    connections should be received.

    Note: Currently this feature works for static IP addresses only.
          Hence if the IP address(es) of the interfaces change then
          a re-configuration is required.

    This will cause net$configure to include the IP addresses in the
    set of osi transport rfc1006 listener ipaddresses attribute of
    your SYS$MANAGER:NET$OSI_TRANSPORT_STARTUP.NCL script. However,
    in order to receive inbound RFC1006/RFC1859 connections, you must
    also ensure that:

    o  TCP/IP for OpenVMS and PWIP software is configured and running
       on both the local and remote nodes; and

    o  The local node has DECnet/OSI over TCP/IP enabled (i.e., it
       must be listening on port 399/102 on at least one IP-configured
       interface).