1.LATCP> CREATE PORT LTA22: /APPLICATION

      The CREATE PORT command in this example creates an application
      port named LTA22: on a service node. You can associate the port
      with a specific printer on a terminal server (use the SET PORT
      /NODE /PORT command) or with a set of printers on a terminal
      server (use the SET PORT /NODE /SERVICE command). Or, you can
      associate the port with a dedicated port on a remote service
      node. In this case, use the SET PORT /NODE /SERVICE command,
      where the /SERVICE qualifier specifies an application service
      associated with a dedicated port on the remote node. See the
      examples for the SET PORT command.

    2.LATCP> CREATE PORT LTA21: /DEDICATED

      The CREATE PORT command in this example creates the LTA21:
      port. It will be used as a dedicated port that offers a
      specific service rather than a general timesharing service.

    3.LATCP> CREATE PORT /LOG /APPLICATION -
      _LATCP> /LOGICAL=(NAME=MAIL_PORT, TABLE=PROCESS, MODE=SUPERVISOR)

      The CREATE PORT command in this example creates an application
      port. It assigns the name of the new port to the specified
      logical name (MAIL_PORT). The logical is created as a
      supervisor mode logical name in the LNM$PROCESS_TABLE logical
      name table. LATCP displays a confirmation message.

    4.$ LCP :== $LATCP
      $ LCP CREATE SERVICE/LIMITED ONLY_ONE
      $ LCP CREATE PORT/LIMITED LTA1234:
      $ LCP SET PORT LTA1234: /SERVICE=ONLY_ONE

      This series of commands creates a limited service that allows
      only one user to log in to the system through that service.
      When a user connects to service ONLY_ONE by responding to the
      terminal server prompt (Local>), the user is assigned port
      LTA1234 and then prompted for the user name. Any user who
      attempts to connect to the same service while LTA1234 has a
      user logged in receives the "service in use" message.