Description: This object provides hints on how an SMDS Address is divided into three fields. These three fields are used as indices into tables that need to be indexed by an SMDS address. These three fields provide for a user-friendly/readable format in order to do SETs and GETs. The three fields are country code, destination code, and subscriber number. Each field MUST only contain 1 to 9 digits and must NOT start with a zero. All SMDS addresses will have a country code. Most SMDS addresses will have a destination code (e.g., in the US this number is the area code). The subscriber number is the rest of the SMDS address, which is less than or equal to the remaining 9 digits. For those SMDS addresses that do not have a destination code or whose subscriber number is more than 9 digits long, the destination code and the subscriber number must be divided in a logical way. Also, if a field starts with zero(s), then these zero(s) must be the trailing zero(s) of the previous field. It is up to the service provider to determine this logic. This object describes the way that the SMDS addresses are divided for this SNI (ifIndex). For example, in the US, this object will contain the following text: 'Country code = 1. Destination code = area code (e.g., 908). Subscriber number = the remaining 7 digits (e.g., 7582107). The OID looks like objectName.1.908.7582107 and the SMDSAddress = C19087582107FFFF in Hex'.