  TCP/IP (UCX) dedicated telnet port? (reverse LAT) 
 The Question is:
 
We've some dialog processes who work with a remote VT terminal connected to
DecServer.
 
We used the "create port/application" and "set port /node=xx /port=yy" LATCP
command. (no login are used, in detached processes simply we $alloc/$assign
the LATCP created device and read/write $qio to this)
 
Now we would replace some VT with radio TELNET/TCP handled terminal (each
terminal has an IP address and is VT compatible)
 
Is there a simply way to do these LATCP command (i.e. create a device
pointing the handled terminal IP address) but using TCP/IP protocol ?
How ?
 
 Thanks in advance...        .YO.
 
 The Answer is:
 
  Please see the information on "outbound telnet" included in the
  documentation for DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS (UCX) releases.
 
  For example, use the following commands within the telnet utility:
 
    create_session hostnname 23 100
    %TELNET-S-CRSES, Session created on TNA100
    Exit
    $ show device tna100
 
    Device                  Device           Error
     Name                   Status           Count
    TNA100:                 Online               0
    $
 
  The TNA100: device is connected to the host 'hostname' on port 23.
