UNIX. This is defined in the local /etc/hosts file
Windows. This is defined in the system\drivers\hosts file
Use the RPC.CONNECT function to establish a connection to a server process. Once the host and server are identified, the local daemon tries to connect to the remote server. If the attempt succeeds, RPC.CONNECT returns a connection ID. If it fails, RPC.CONNECT returns 0. The connection ID is a nonzero integer used to refer to the server in subsequent calls to RPC.CALL function and RPC.DISCONNECT function.
Example :
MAT args(1,2), res(1,2)
server.handle = RPC.CONNECT ("HOST.A", "MONITOR")
IF (server.handle = 0) THEN
PRINT "Connection failed, error code is: ":
STATUS()
STOP
END
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