ECMA 206 : 1ED 93

1 Scope
2 Conformance
3 References
4 Definitions
   4.1 Imported definitions
   4.2 New definitions
5 Notational Conventions
6 Acronyms and Abbreviations
7 General Description
   7.1 Background
   7.2 Introduction to ACM
8 Requirements
   8.1 General Requirements
   8.2 Identification Requirements
   8.3 Security Requirements
   8.4 Management Requirements
   8.5 User Access Requirements
   8.6 Communications Requirements
   8.7 Storage Requirements
   8.8 Process Requirements
9 Relationship to Other Standards and Recommendations
   9.1 Communications Standards
   9.2 Security Standards
   9.3 Management Standards
   9.4 Operating Systems and API Standards
   9.5 Architecture Standards
10 Models
   10.1 Associations and Contexts
   10.2 Levels of Context
   10.3 Operations on the Context
   10.4 Abstract-Association Negotiation Model
   10.5 Nested Association-contexts
   10.6 Mapping of ACM to communication standards
   10.7 Management of Association Context Management
11 Service Description
   11.1 Model of Multiple Exchanges
   11.2 Parameters for negotiating the association-context
   11.3 How to design and implement context parameters
   11.4 Key to parameter tables
   11.5 ACM-Initiate
   11.6 ACM-Initiate-Continue
   11.7 ACM-Initiate-Complete
   11.8 ACM-Release
   11.9 ACM-Abort
   11.10 ACM-Modify
   11.11 ACM-Modify-Continue
   11.12 ACM-Modify-Complete
12 Protocol Abstract Syntax
13 Protocol Mappings
   13.1 Introduction and Principles
   13.2 Application Contexts
   13.3 ACSE mapping
   13.4 ROSE mapping
   13.5 Mappings to OSI RPC
14 Protocol State Tables
   14.1 States
   14.2 Events
   14.3 Actions
Annex A (Informative) ACM negotiation protocol example
      A.1 Requirements
      A.2 Data structure specification
      A.3 Example: Association requiring a signed PAC
Annex B (Informative) Relationship to Kerberos version 5
      B.1 Introduction
      B.2 Kerberos Version 5 Client-Server Protocol
      B.3 Mapping of KRB_AP_REQ and KRB_AP_REP
      B.4 Mapping of KRB_ERROR
Annex C (Informative) Relationship to GSS-API
      C.1 Introduction
      C.2 Security Context Establishment
      C.3 Security Context Deletion
      C.4 Security Context Modification
      C.5 GSS-API Output Token
Annex D (Informative) Relationship to OSI-TP
Annex E (Informative) Managed objects
      E.1 Introduction
      E.2 acmService Class
      E.3 abstractAssociation Class

Defines a model for management of the characteristics of associations between applications in a distributed system. The associations can be for interactive (e.g. VT) and non-interactive (e.g. FTAM) applications. Provides framework for achievement of availability, integrity and confidentiality of an association.