Starting SQL PLUS in Oracle 9i

Hi All,
I have Oracle 9i installed.
I can login to SQL PLUS by User name : scott Password : tiger
It shows me the prompt SQL>
What is Host String? And what value or characters is supposed to be entered there.
Nisarg Sutaria

Global database name is : matrix.neo
so SID : matrix
now if I give Host String : [email protected] (It does not work)
if I give Host String : matrix.neo (It does not work)
If I give Host String : matrix (IT WORKS)
It shows SQL> prompt.
Let me know if I am correct.
Nisarg

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