What to do about phivAdjCircuitEtherServPhysAddr?
Don Dewar <don@coral.com> Mon, 08 March 1993 19:33 UTC
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From: Don Dewar <don@coral.com>
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To: phiv-mib@pa.dec.com
Subject: What to do about phivAdjCircuitEtherServPhysAddr?
Some nodes on my network do not include the physical ethernet address
in their hello messages, so that when I fill in the
phivAdjCircuitEtherServPhysAddr it only contains 0:0:0:0:0:0. In this
case should I fill in the DECnet node address or should it be left as
all 0's. Does what I just said make sense?
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