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::= { iso memberbody(2) standardsAustralia(36) aVCC(8502930) universityOfQueensland(2) citr(1) project(NNNN) }

MIB OID Naming SNMP CMIP ASN.1 ISO Identifier Subject: Object naming at CiTR George Michaelson has allocated us a branch in the object naming hierarchy (see below). I suggest that we append the CiTR project number to this e.g. fastpac: citr 244 release2: fastpac 4 David - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Is the AARNET OID prefix for the Uni or cc.uq.oz.au or something else? > How do you branch out under that? >Its for the uni. Its not under the MIB-2 tree of the worldwide OID space. Its under this hierarchy: ccitt: 0 iso: 1 joint: 2 # iso branch memberBody: iso.2 standardsAustralia: memberBody.36 ansi: memberBody.840 gb: memberBody.826 aVCC: standardsAustralia.8502930 aARNet: aVCC.0 adelaideUniversity: aVCC.1 universityOfQueensland: aVCC.2 monashUniversity: aVCC.3 sydneyUniversity: aVCC.4 So I have allocated you: (cc is .0) citr universityOfQueensland.1 which means in your notation you will be: ::= { iso memberbody(2) standardsAustralia(36) aVCC(8502930) universityOfQueensland(2) citr(1) } or 1.2.36.8502930.2.1 This is a legal and paid-for prefix. worldwide unique, yours to play with as you like. Its NOT under the MIB-2 tree. If you want that, go and pay for it. This OID can be used to make NSAP OSI addresses and other guff as well. 08/10/96 horton default for Engineering use David Horton CiTR Allocated by U of Q naming tree administrator. 13 Apr 93 Fastpac NC380 Prentice