RFC 2579

E702743

RFC 2579 is an Internet standards document that defines textual conventions for use with the Structure of Management Information Version 2 (SMIv2) in network management protocols like SNMP.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Internet standards document
Request for Comments
appliesTo MIBs NERFINISHED
Management Information Base modules
area network management
category Standards Track
defines textual conventions for SMIv2
definesConcept AutonomousType textual convention
DateAndTime textual convention
DisplayString textual convention
InstancePointer textual convention
MacAddress textual convention
PhysAddress textual convention
RowPointer textual convention
RowStatus textual convention
StorageType textual convention
TAddress textual convention
TDomain textual convention
TestAndIncr textual convention
TimeInterval textual convention
TimeStamp textual convention
TruthValue textual convention
VariablePointer textual convention
definesFor SMIv2 NERFINISHED
Structure of Management Information Version 2 NERFINISHED
definesSyntax standardized textual names for commonly used SNMP data types
goal improve interoperability of SNMP implementations
promote consistency in MIB definitions
intendedFor MIB module authors
network management protocol designers
language English
obsoletes RFC 1443
partOf SNMP standards
publishedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF

Internet Engineering Task Force
relatedTo RFC 2578 NERFINISHED
RFC 2580 NERFINISHED
scope Internet network management
standardsBody IETF Network Management Area NERFINISHED
status Internet Standard NERFINISHED
title Textual Conventions for SMIv2 NERFINISHED
updatesSpecificationOf textual conventions in SMIv2
usedWith SNMP NERFINISHED
Simple Network Management Protocol NERFINISHED

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SMIv2 specifiedIn RFC 2579