1. Octet strings are ordered sequences of 0 to 535 octets.

2. OCTETS character set support, data type converter release, 64 bits values in metadata schematics.

3. (2) A segment is up to 64 octets (or bytes) of user data where the octet is 8 bits.

4. Also have a look at Figure which shows another LDAP syntax called Octet String, which represents a string of octets.

5. The XDR standard makes the following assumption: that bytes (or octets) are portable, where a byte is defined to be 8 bits of data.

6. A Java object is stored as a string of octets, so you will be using the Octet String LDAP syntax in this series of articles.