The BEGIN-VENDOR keyword
Syntax
BEGIN-VENDOR <name> [parent=<ref>]
Description
The BEGIN-VENDOR keyword starts a "nested" set of
ATTRIBUTE definitions which are all
for a particular VENDOR.
- <name>
-
The name of the VENDOR.
The vendor must have previously been created in a VENDOR definition.
- parent=<ref>
-
An optional argument defining which ATTRIBUTE is the parent of the following definitions.
Some protocols have multiple vendor-specific options. Using the
parent=<ref>syntax allows the dictionaries to "scope" the vendor definition to a particular part of the attribute naming tree.
The BEGIN-VENDOR keyword must always be paired with a matching END-VENDOR keyword.
Example
BEGIN-VENDOR Cisco ATTRIBUTE AVPair 1 string END-VENDOR Cisco