ASN.1 Does Global OBJECT IDENTIFIER Directory Exist?

From: Steven J. Hathaway (shathawa_at_e-z.net)
Date: 09/28/03

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    Is there a global database of ASN.1 registered OBJECT IDENTIFIERS?

    Some specifications (i.e. X.509 Certificates) SubjectPublicKeyInfo
    specify "parameters" of type ANY DEFINED BY algorithm OPTIONAL, where
    "algorithm" is a value of type OBJECT IDENTIFIER.

    Are there any X.500 directories, related database agents, that
    can be used to help resolve PDUs and other structures that are
    referenced by OBJECT IDENTIFER values?

    Such a database would be welcome when network integration activities
    are to be effectively deployed, and new products designed. 

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Sincerely,
Steven J. Hathaway
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