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Table 14. Naming Rules and Allowed Characters in Sonic (continued)
Configuration Name
Naming Rules for Sonic Configuration Elements
Durable subscription - All alphanumeric characters, ASCII punctuation and symbols are allowed
except dollar sign ($), period (.), slash (/), and backslash (\).
Note that asterisk (*) and pound sign (#) have wildcard meaning.
Group of users
(internal group)
Group of users
(group map between
internal and external
groups; group-name
generated using PASS
SPI)
Quality of Protection
(QoP) pattern
Max
Size Allowed Characters and Special Use
- All alphanumeric characters, ASCII punctuation and symbols are allowed
except pound (#), dollar sign ($), asterisk (*), period (.), slash (/), and
backslash (\).
- All alphanumeric characters, ASCII punctuation and symbols are allowed
except pound (#), dollar sign ($), asterisk (*), period (.), slash (/),
backslash (\), equal sign (=), and comma (,).
- All alphanumeric characters, ASCII punctuation and symbols are allowed
except slash (/).
Note that asterisk (*) and pound sign (#) have wildcard meaning.
Queue - All alphanumeric characters, ASCII punctuation and symbols are allowed
except backslash (\), and dollar sign ($).
Note that:
● Asterisk (*) and pound sign (#) have wildcard meaning when
specifying ranges of queue names in subscription names and ACLs.
● Adjacent colons (::) are reserved for delimiting sections of global
routing names.
● Slash (/) is allowed in client applications to designate an HTTP(S)
protocol for a URL. The slash character should be avoided in
configurations; starting a queue name with http:// or https:// in a
configuration will result in a queue that applications cannot access.
Routing node 256 All alphanumeric characters, ASCII punctuation and symbols are allowed
except asterisk (*), pound (#), dollar sign ($), slash (/), backslash (\),
double colon (::), and double quote (") .
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