"Enter the directory services to use on the system"

    You have the option of choosing the following directory services for
    your system:

         Local File (LOCAL) - A local namespace that uses flat naming.
         DECdns - A distributed namespace.
         Domain - A naming service that uses DNS/BIND.

    The Local file has the capability to hold 100,000 nodes, and it can even
    scale beyond that number.  The actual number of nodes that the Local file
    can hold depends on the space available on your system.

    If you choose to enter more than one directory service for your
    system, the ordering of this list is *very important*, as the first
    directory service entered in this list will be considered the primary
    directory service to use on the system.  The primary directory
    service is considered the first choice to use when looking up naming
    information for the system.

    Enter an *ordered* list of the directory services you want to use
    on the system.  If you enter more than one directory service,
    separate them by commas.

    For example, if you enter "DECdns,Local,Domain" at the prompt, this
    means that you want to use the directory services DECdns, Local, and
    Domain, and that the primary directory service will be DECdns.

    If you are configuring a DECdns server for the first time, your primary
    naming service must be DECdns.