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Re: DECnet MIB question (3) -- adjacency

Art Berggreen <art@opal.acc.com> Sat, 22 August 1992 00:13 UTC

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From: Art Berggreen <art@opal.acc.com>
Message-Id: <9208212354.AA17632@opal.acc.com>
To: phiv-mib@pa.dec.com
Subject: Re: DECnet MIB question (3) -- adjacency

>
>Hmm, as I look at it harder, I start to agree (much as I don't want to
>be the person implenting it) that the INDEX should be
>{phivAdjNodeAddr, phivAdjCircuitIndex}.  It won't be the first table
>to have node addresses as indices.

If we go this route, I'd just ask to swap the order to:
    { phivAdjCircuitIndex, phivAdjNodeAddr }

so that all of the adjacencies on a circuit will group together during a
table walk.

Art

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