Carsten Bormann <[email protected]> wrote: > You have to register > * a SID range. This provides the frame into which the individual > allocations are then recorded by the SID file. Registration of the SID > range ensures that there can’t be collisions.
> * a YANG module. This basically is a YANG feature. What’s new here is
> that the module does not just come with a YANG file, but also a SID
> file, which also needs to be registered.
1. "IETF XML Registry"
Declares the namespace for XML serialization, I think.
(which we mostly don't do)
2. "YANG Module Names"
X each YANG module, and it seems like many things.
It feels like a registration to YANG Modules Names ought to also reserve the
XML Registry under ns:yang, but...
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Michael Richardson <[email protected]>, Sandelman Software Works
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