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3.2.6.1. Resolution of Ambiguous MIB References
3.2.6.1. Resolution of Ambiguous MIB References
Because the scope of any SNMP operation is conceptually confined to
objects relevant to a single network element, and because all SNMP
references to MIB objects are (implicitly or explicitly) by unique
variable names, there is no possibility that any SNMP reference to
any object type defined in the MIB could resolve to multiple
instances of that type.
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