LAN Auxiliary Control Program (LANACP)
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Runs as a server process
whose primary function is to provide MOP downline load service.
Other services include maintenance of a LAN volatile device database
and a LAN volatile node database.
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The LANACP utility provides comparable functionality
on VAX and Alpha systems running OpenVMS Version 7.0 and later, and
I64 systems running OpenVMS Version 8.2 and later.
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LAN Control Program (LANCP)
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Allows you to control LAN
software parameters and obtain information from the LAN software.
You can use the LANCP utility to: - Obtain
LAN device counters, revision, and configuration information

- Change the operational parameters of LAN devices
on the system

- Maintain the permanent and volatile LAN device and
node databases

- Control the LANACP LAN server process (including
MOP downline load server related functions)

- Initiate MOP console carrier connections

- Send MOP trigger boot requests to other nodes
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OpenVMS Alpha Version 6.1 contained the initial
implementation of LANCP, which did not include MOP-related functions.
OpenVMS
Version 6.2 (VAX and Alpha) added MOP-related functions and extended
some of this capability to VAX systems. The following table shows
how the LAN utility functions are currently supported on VAX, Alpha,
and I64 systems:
OpenVMS Alpha Version
7.3-1 and later

Change operational parameters of LAN devices? |  | | Yes
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Display LAN device information? |  | | Yes
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Support MOP functions? | | Yes
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OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 and later

Change operational parameters of LAN devices? |  | | No
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Display LAN device information? |  | | Limited
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Support MOP functions? | | Yes
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OpenVMS I64 Version 8.2 and later

Change operational parameters of LAN devices? |  | | Yes
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Display LAN device information? |  | | Yes
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Support MOP functions? | | Yes
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