You can also identify users by their terminal line numbers
       (DMU format dictionary only) or their job class (either format
       dictionary):

       o  In an ACL entry on an object or directory in the DMU format
          dictionary you can identify users who work from a particular
          terminal line. You specify the terminal number in the format
          TTnn[:]. For example:

              TERMINAL = TTH6

       o  You can identify all users whose terminal lines are hard-wired
          to your local system. Use the keyword LOCAL:

              TERMINAL = LOCAL

       o  You can identify all users whose processes are running on
          anything other than a hard-wired line. By using the keyword
          NONLOCAL you can identify all processes using dial-up lines,
          running in batch mode, using DECnet and running as remote
          terminals, and using the Distributed Data Manipulation
          Facility (DDMF) to run DEC DATATRIEVE from a remote node in
          a network of Digital computers. For example:

              TERMINAL = NONLOCAL

       o  You can identify all batch processes by using the keyword
          BATCH:

              TERMINAL = BATCH

       o  You can identify all processes using DDMF to run DEC
          DATATRIEVE from a remote node in a network of Digital
          computers. Use the keyword NETWORK:

              TERMINAL = NETWORK