Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

à partir d\'un OID faisant office de racine

English translation:

starting from an OID serving as root

Added to glossary by veratek
Apr 10, 2012 09:12
12 yrs ago
French term

à partir d'un OID faisant office de racine

French to English Tech/Engineering Computers: Software Security logs application manual
Pour ajouter un agent SNMP à requêter:

...define new SNMP source...

**WALK** : permet de traverser l'arbre de la MIB exposée par l'agent à partir d'un OID faisant office de racine

Discussion

veratek (asker) Apr 11, 2012:
RST Ah, I just didn't know it was called RST. Yes, the manual is in RST.
Mercedes Claire Gilliom Apr 11, 2012:
RST=reStructuredText It's similar to HTML, but easier to read. E.g., **WALK** would put the word in boldface.
veratek (asker) Apr 10, 2012:
PS, are you working in RST? Hi, this is for a network security manual. I'm not sure what you meant by RST?
Nikki Scott-Despaigne Apr 10, 2012:
"faire office de" "acting as", in the sense of fulfilling a given function

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starting with an OID serving as root

I think the idea is that this app allows the manager to explore a specific portion of the network (or devices on the network), by designating an OID as a starting-point?

PS, are you working in RST?



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Note added at 19 hrs (2012-04-11 04:58:16 GMT)
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RST= reStructuredText, it's similar to HTML but easier to read. Tags are expressed with asterisks and other symbols, like **WALK**. I guess it's not, though.

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Note added at 1 day16 hrs (2012-04-12 01:41:56 GMT) Post-grading
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thank you!
Example sentence:

When retrieving data constructs, the specified OID serves as the "Root" of the construct, from which the related objects are traversed.

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