Marty> I hacked up the mib definition and defined these to be
Marty> DisplayString's.
Marty> But the asciiz structure seems to be inferred (DisplayString is
Marty> just OctetString).
I am not sure I understand the last comment. Note, the DisplayString
definition in RFC 1903 has a DISPLAY-HINT clause which clearly says
that each byte should be treated as ASCII. Scotty interprets these
DISPLAY-STRINGs and hence there is a big difference.
Juergen
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