GB/T 35299-2017
ActiveInformation technology—Open systems interconnection—Object identifier resolution system
信息技术 开放系统互连 对象标识符解析系统
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the architecture, protocols, and procedures for resolving object identifiers (OIDs) into associated information or services within open systems interconnection environments. It is applied in Chinese IT systems requiring OID-based identification and resolution, such as national e-government platforms, healthcare data exchanges, and industrial IoT networks. The standard ensures interoperability and consistent resolution across heterogeneous systems that rely on OIDs for resource discovery and data integration.
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