
{
{      This directive is used to uniquely identify the local host within
{ the accessible domain of the local host.  One (and only one) local host
{ directive must be in the configuration file.
{
{      WARNING -  The physical and logical identifiers allow string
{                 values to be specified.  Currently, only NOS/VE
{                 supports identifiers that are not alpha-numeric.
{                 Also, the lower case characters are mapped into
{                 the equivalent upper case character.
{
{ DEFINE_LOCAL_HOST, DEFLH(
{      physical_identifier, pid, pi: string 3 = $required
{      logical_identifiers, logical_identifier, lid, li:
{           list of string 1..31 = $required
{      connection_password, cp: name 7 = passwrd
{      subsystem_identifier, si: name 2 = rh
{      connection_timeout, ct: integer 10..1800 = 30
{      data_transfer_timeout, dtt: integer 30..3600 = 600)
{
{ physical_identifier:  This parameter specifies a string that uniquely
{   defines an LCN host within the domain of the local host.
{
{ logical_identifier:  This parameter specifies a list of strings
{   used to request the services on this host.  A logical identifier
{   can appear under multiple physical identifiers.
{
{      NOTE - The logical identifiers can be 1 to 31 characters in
{             length.  Currently only NOS/VE hosts can request
{             services with LIDs that are not 3 characters in length.
{
{ connection_password:  This parameter specifies the password that
{   is sent in all outgoing connection requests and is used to verify
{   all incoming connection requests.
{
{ subsystem_identifer:  This parameter specifies the subsystem name that
{   is sent in all outgoing connection requests and outgoing control
{   messages.  The subsystem identifier is also used as selection criteria
{   for receiving incoming connection requests and incoming control
{   messages.
{
{ connection_timeout:  This parameter specifies the default timeout value, in
{   seconds, for connect requests.  This value represents the maximum amount
{   of time that the access method should wait for a remote server response
{   to an outgoing connect request or a local server accept for an
{   incoming connect request.  If the timer expires while waiting for one
{   of the defined events, then the corresponding connection is
{   appropriately terminated.
{
{ data_transfer_timeout:  This parameter selects the default timeout value,
{   in seconds, for all data transactions.  The value specifies the maximum
{   amount of time that the access method should wait for a pending data
{   transmission to complete.  If the time between any two successful
{   data transmissions exceeds this value the pending request is terminated.
{
