GR 1114 CORE : ISSUE 4

Introduction to Revision 1
Preface
1 Introduction
     1.1 Major Changes Since Publication of GR-1114-CORE,
            Issue 2
     1.2 Scope of Document
2 Background on Operations Interfaces Using OSI Tools
     2.1 Conceptual View of System Management
     2.2 Principles of Information Modeling
     2.3 Common Management Information Services
     2.4 Network Management
     2.5 Specification Formalism
     2.6 Registration
3 ATM NE Operations Overview
     3.1 Performance Management Aspects
     3.2 Fault Management Aspects
     3.3 Configuration Management Aspects
     3.4 Security Management Aspects
     3.5 Accounting Management Aspects
4 ATM Information Model
     4.1 ATM Management Information Base (MIB)
     4.2 Managed Object Classes
     4.3 Conditional Packages
     4.4 Attributes
     4.5 Name Bindings
     4.6 Actions
     4.7 Notifications
     4.8 Supporting Module
     4.9 ATM Information Model Usage Guidelines
5 Examples
     5.1 Point-to-point VCL Cross-Connection Example
     5.2 Point-to-Multipoint VPL Cross-Connection Example
     5.3 Protocol Monitoring Example
     5.4 VCC Performance Monitoring (at an Intermediate
            Point) Example
     5.5 Access Signaling Example
     5.6 Interoffice Signaling Example
     5.7 Circuit Emulation Service Interworking Example
     5.8 Frame Relay Interworking Example
Appendix A: Deprecated Information Model Elements
     A.1 Objects
     A.2 Packages
     A.3 Attributes
     A.4 Name Bindings
     A.5 Actions
     A.6 Notifications
     A.7 ASN.1 Productions
References
List of Figures
Figure 1-1. The ATM Forum Management Interface Reference
              Architecture
Figure 1-2. Example Physical Realizations
Figure 2-1. Naming Tree Example
Figure 4-1. Containment Tree Diagram (Sheet 1 of 15)
Figure 4-2. Inheritance Tree Diagram (Sheet 1 of 16)
Figure 4-3. Propagation of State Changes Through Related
              Managed Objects
Figure 4-4. Example Representation of a Distributed ATM NE
Figure 4-5. Object-Oriented Representation: Hypothetical
              Distributed ATM NE
Figure 5-1. Point-to-Point ATM Cross-Connection Example
Figure 5-2. Multipoint ATM Cross-Connection Example
              (Sheet 1 of 2)
Figure 5-3. Protocol Monitoring Example
Figure 5-4. VCC Performance Monitoring (PM) Data
              Collection Example
Figure 5-5. Access Signaling Example
Figure 5-6. Interoffice Signaling Example
Figure 5-7. Circuit Emulation Service Example
Figure 5-8. Frame Relay Interworking Example
List of Tables
Table 4-1. Mapping of Terminology
Table 4-2. Managed Object List
Table 4-3. Name Binding Table
Table 4-4. Managed Object Creation/Deletion
              Responsibilities
Table 4-5. ATM-Specific Conditional Package Matrix
Table 4-6. Encoding to/from Termination Parameters for
              Connect Requests

Provides the generic requirements for operations interfaces used to manage Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Network Elements (NEs). It details the information model required to support the exchange of ATM NE management information over a generic operations interface. The information model detailed here applies to operations interfaces that expose an ATM NE view for management, inclusive of interfaces between OSs and ATM NEs as well as between NMSs and EMSs. This issue shows the requirements proposed in Bellcore GR 1248 CORE Issue 4. It also highlights the progress made in the areas of national and international standards on ATM eg ATM Forum M4 NE View Requirements and Logical MIB Version 2, ATM Forum Traffic Management 4.0 and ITU-T Recommendation Q.824.6.