CAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 10165-8-02 (R2011)

1 Scope
2 Normative references
  2.1 Identical ITU-T Recommendations/International
      Standards
  2.2 Paired ITU-T Recommendations/International
      Standards equivalent in technical content
  2.3 Additional references
3 Definitions
  3.1 Basic reference model definitions
  3.2 Management framework definitions
  3.3 CMIS definitions
  3.4 Remote Operations definitions
  3.5 Systems management overview definitions
  3.6 Management information model definitions
  3.7 Guidelines for the definition of managed objects
      definitions
4 Symbols and abbreviations
5 Conventions
6 Overview
  6.1 Upper Layer Model
  6.2 Managed Object Hierarchy
  6.3 Inheritance
  6.4 Relationships
  6.5 Session and presentation layer invocations
  6.6 Application entity and application entity invocations
7 Generic definitions
  7.1 Imported definitions
  7.2 Session layer managed object classes
  7.3 Presentation layer managed object classes
  7.4 Application layer managed object classes
  7.5 Name bindings
Annex A - Monolithic Upper Layer
A.1 Monolithic Upper Layer Subsystem
A.2 Monolithic Upper Layer Entity
A.3 Monolithic Upper Layer Connection
Annex B - Management Information Definitions

Scope This Recommendation | International Standard defines generic upper-layer managed objects. This Recommendation | International Standard: establishes a model for common supporting upper layer objects; provides generic and formal definitions for common supporting upper layer information (managed objects). This Recommendation | International Standard does not: define new management functions; specify a framework or methodology for conformance tests. In the context of this Recommendation | International Standard, the term Supporting Upper Layers is used to refer to ACSE, Presentation, and Session layers.

Scope This Recommendation | International Standard defines generic upper-layer managed objects. This Recommendation | International Standard: establishes a model for common supporting upper layer objects; provides generic and formal definitions for common supporting upper layer information (managed objects). This Recommendation | International Standard does not: define new management functions; specify a framework or methodology for conformance tests. In the context of this Recommendation | International Standard, the term Supporting Upper Layers is used to refer to ACSE, Presentation, and Session layers.