I-D ACTION:draft-hardaker-eos-oops-01.txt

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	Title		: Object Oriented PDUs for SNMP
	Author(s)	: W. Hardaker
	Filename	: draft-hardaker-eos-oops-01.txt
	Pages		: 30
	Date		: 2002-9-16
	
This draft specifies some new PDU operations intended to optimize
SNMP requests for performance.
This draft is not a complete specification, but merely is intended
to illustrate concepts which can then be discussed within the EoS
working group.  A complete specification will be completed after the
agreed features and packet structure is fairly well solidified so
the author doesn't have to rewrite large portions of stuff ;-).
There are no error handling codes or elements of procedures defined
yet.  The concepts, however, have been thought out about a lot.
Feedback on what you see within would be greatly appreciated at this
point.

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