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Overview

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Naming and Numbering Conventions

The BCC uses one model to represent conﬁguration data across all Bay Networks

products. This Network Data Model (NDM) enforces internal consistency in the

naming of conﬁguration objects, attributes, and attribute values that appear as

BCC command line inputs or outputs.

Object and attribute names

• Have a unique name within the context of the immediate higher-level (parent)

object in the conﬁguration hierarchy

• Exclude the name of the parent object

• Have a name that is consistent with same/similar objects deﬁned on other Bay

Networks platforms

• Consist of one word (unabbreviated; abbreviated or made into an acronym

using BCC guidelines for abbreviations and acronyms; and where necessary,

hyphenated to make one word)

• Consist of up to 32 ASCII characters, including

a to z, A to Z

0 to 9, and “-” for hyphenated names

• Contain no spaces, underscores, or special (non-alphanumeric or

nondisplayable) characters

Examples:

Interface Objects: ethernet, token-ring, fddi, sync, and hssi

Protocol Objects: ip, /jointfilesconvert/96390/bgp, ospf, telnet, ftp, tftp, ntp, snmp, ppp, and standard

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