CiscoAtmAddressTemplate

  • Base type OctetString
  • Range 1 — 70

A NSAP address or address template string. If it only contains hexadecimal digits, 20-octet long, it represents a single NSAP address. For example, 47.0091.8100.0000.0060.3e5b.7201.4000.0c is an NSAP address with no wild cards. If it contains one or more wild-card characters, it then represents multiple NSAP addresses as follows. An ellipsis ... matches any number of leading or trailing hexadecimal digits. For example, 12.8344... will match any address that starts with 12.8344 and ...0201.01 will match any address that ends with 0201.01. An asterisk * can be used to match any single 4-bit nibble in an address string. For example, in 47.8*9*1200000000603E5B7201.00603E5B7201.00 the 2nd nibble of the 2nd most significant byte and 2nd nibble of 3rd most significant byte will match any 4bit nibble value. An asterisk (*) enclosed by a pair of parentheses, can also be used to match any binary bit (0 or 1) in a 4-bit nibble. For example, in ...92(1*0*)8.01 the asterisk within parentheses will match either binary values 0 and 1.