This is exactly the reason that motivated me to think: it would be advisable
to reserve a "private" OID that anybody can use without need to apply for
one.
Sure, the OID space is theoretically unlimited and it does cost nothing, but
a private OID would be easier.
Anybody would support my idea?
Not me. Everyone thinks their network/application is private and will never
ever have to interface/connect with another network or servers/applications on
another network. And everyone is wrong.
Acquiring a real OID is both free and easy, and the OID space is
nearly limitless (unlike IP4). Thus a 'private' OID space is unwarranted.
can you please tell the procedure how to get an OID
http://www.openldap.org/faq/index.cgi?_highlightWords=oid&file=391
and i did not understand
the SYNTAX part of schema.. what it says?
is it says inheriting from other objects?
http://www.whitemiceconsulting.com/system/files?file=LDAP101.pdf
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