LATCP

   The LAT Control Program (LATCP) is a utility program used for
   configuring and controlling the LAT software on OpenVMS systems.

   You can invoke LATCP by entering the following command (TMPMBX
   privilege is required):

   $ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:LATCP

   At the LATCP> prompt, you can enter LATCP commands, including
   HELP.

   You can also execute a single LATCP command by using a DCL
   string assignment statement. For example, the following string
   assignment and subsequent DCL command allow you to execute the
   LATCP SET NODE command from the DCL command line:

   $ LCP :== $LATCP
   $ LCP SET NODE/STATE=ON

   Use LATCP to do the following:

   o  Specify operational characteristics for your OpenVMS node and
      its services

   o  Turn the state of the LAT port driver (LTDRIVER) on and off

   o  Display the status of LAT services and service nodes in the
      network

   o  Display the status of links created on your LAT node

   o  Display the status of your LAT node

   o  Show and zero LAT counters

   o  Create, delete, and manage LAT ports

   o  Recall previously entered LATCP commands so that you can
      execute them again without having to retype them

   o  Create subprocesses so that you can execute DCL commands
      without exiting from LATCP