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Fill out a form, get an free OID arc:
http://www.iana.org/cgi-bin/enterprise.pl(ignore the SNMP/MIB bit... an OID is an OID is an OID is an OID...) You can also obtain an OID arc (generally for a fee) from your national standards authority (ANSI in the US).
Your organization may already have an OID assigned to it for
other purposes (such as declaration of SNMP elements). OIDs
are generic, you can delegate items under any arc for use in
LDAP.
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| When you obtain an OID for your organization, remember that it is
for your organization and not just for the project which needed an
OID. Others in your organization may find use for OIDs too. So put some organizational structure into the OIDs you make, something like: <organization's OID>.<department>.<project>.<attributes>.<your attribute> for large organizations, or maybe drop <department> or <project> for small organizations. (The <attributes> component is because one typically puts attributes under one OID, object classes under another, and so on.) | |
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