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AS 3512-1987

Superseded

Superseded

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Information processing systems - Data communication - High-level data link control procedures - Description of the X.25 LAPB-compatible DTE data link procedures

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Hardcopy , PDF 1 User , PDF 3 Users , PDF 5 Users , PDF 9 Users

Superseded date

25-05-2024

Superseded by

AS/NZS 3512:2000

Published date

01-01-1987

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Provides the ISO description of the CCITT Recommendation X.25 Level 2 LAPB interface operation as viewed by the DTE. It is the DTE counterpart of the X.25 LAPB DCE description. This document also provides the ISO description of how two DTEs are capable of communicating directly with each other at the Data Link Level using the X.25 LAPB procedures without an intervening public data network. Technically identical with ISO 7776:1986.

Committee
IT-001
DocumentType
Standard
ISBN
0 7262 4774 X
Pages
23
PublisherName
Standards Australia
Status
Superseded
SupersededBy

This International Standard defines an application of the following HDLC Standards: ISO 3309, ISO 4335, ISO 7478, and ISO 7809. When there is difficulty in the interpretation of a reworded requirement from one of the other International Standards, the original requirement of ISO 3309, ISO 4335, ISO 7478 or ISO 7809 is definitive. It also defines the structure, elements and procedures for the operation of a DTE using the X.25 Level 2 LAPB protocol as specified in CCITT Recommendation X 25.1)The procedure is applicable to data interchange between a DTE and a DCE, or between two DTEs. The procedures are defined for use on synchronous, duplex links.Clause 3 describes two frame structures: one for basic (modulo 8) operation and one for extended (modulo 128) operation. Basic (modulo 8) operation is the ISO balanced asynchronous class of procedure with optional functions 2 and 8 (BAC, 2, 8). Extended (modulo 128) operation is the ISO balanced asynchronous class of procedure with optional functions 2, 8, and 10 (BAC, 2, 8, 10). For those DTE/DCE connections that support both basic ( modulo 8) operation and extended (modulo 128) operation, the choice is made at subscription-time only. For those DTE/remote DTE connections that support both basic (modulo 8) operation and extended (modulo 128) operation, the choice is made by bilateral agreement.NOTE - The procedure herein described as basic (modulo 8) operation is the only one available in all public data networks.Clause 4 describes the elements of procedures. Some aspects are only operable for the basic (modulo 8) operation and some for the extended (modulo 128) operation.Clauses 5 and 6 describe the single link procedure (SLP) which is derived from the frame structure and the elements of procedures, and an optional multilink procedure (MLP), respectively. The SLP is used for data interchange over a single data link and the MLP is used for data interchange over a multiple of parallel SLPs. An MLP is required if the effects of individual SLP failures are not to disrupt the higher level operation. An MLP can also be used over a single SLP by prior bilateral agreement. For DTE/DCE connections the choice of an MLP operation or not is made at subscription-time only. For DTE/remote DTE connections, the choice is made by bilateral agreement.Where choices among alternative actions are indicated in the procedures, a recommended choice is usually indicated. Unless specifically stated otherwise, the choice of action does not affect interoperability with other implementations of this International Standard although efficiency of operation may be affected. Where such choices do affect interoperability, the procedures explicitly state that prior bilateral agreement on the choice of procedure with the remote end is needed. An attempt has been made to minimize such choices consistent with the need to satisfy a broad range of applications. A basic requirement for all implementations of this International Standard is that they be capable of responding, as specified, to any actions taken at the remote end that are permitted by this International Standard (except possibly for those procedures whose use involves prior bilateral agreement).

Standards Relationship
ISO 7776:1986 Identical

Under Revision see DR 99241 CP

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