Object Identifier Aliasing (OSI-DS 36 -- Colin Robbins)

Steve Hardcastle-Kille <S.Kille@isode.com> Thu, 21 January 1993 22:26 UTC

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Subject: Object Identifier Aliasing (OSI-DS 36 -- Colin Robbins)
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OSI-DS 36
osi-ds-36-00.ps
osi-ds-36-00.txt
        An Aliasing Mechanism for Object Identifiers
        C.J. Robbins
        January 1993
         Abstract:
This is a DRAFT document for comments, following a request from the
PARADISE Christmas party. Disribution of this memo is unlimited.
Please send comments to the author, or the discussion group
<osi-ds@cs.ucl.ac.uk>.

This paper describes the Object Identifier alias mechanism used by
QUIPU. The mechanism is used to allow a smooth migration when the
dotted numeric representation of an OID being used in protocol
transfers has to be altered from one value to another.
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