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guidelines for definition of managed objects (OSI) (GDMO)

Guidelines for Definition of Managed Objects (GDMO) is a set of rules for the description of managed objects(MO) and their management. The GDMO guidelines originate from the International Standards Organization( ISO) and are specified in ISO/ IEC 10165 and ITU-T X.722.

The GDMO guidelines are a uniform, structured description language, which serves the specification of computers and network components and with which the objects can be classified, their behavior, their attributes, actions and descents can be described. There are certain analogies between the Managed Objects and the Structures of Management Information( SMI) of SNMP. However, the GMDO format is not derived from Abstract SyntaxNotation One( ASN.1), but it uses ASN.1 to define the syntax and encode the attributes.

With consistent application of the GDMO guidelines, programmers can develop applications for the corresponding devices.

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Englisch: guidelines for definition of managed objects (OSI) - GDMO
Updated at: 11.10.2011
#Words: 133
Links: magnetic optical (MO), international organization for standardization (ISO), international electrotechnical commission (IEC), ITU telecommunications (ITU-T), description language (DL)
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