GR 2945 CORE : ISSUE 1

Preface
1 Introduction
    1.1 Purpose
    1.2 Scope
    1.3 Related Documents
    1.4 Organization of Document
    1.5 Requirements Terminology
    1.6 Requirement Labeling Conventions
         1.6.1 Numbering of Requirement and Related Objects
         1.6.2 Requirement, Conditional Requirement and
                Objective Object Identification
2 Generic System
    2.1 Date-Sensitive Criteria - System Integrity
    2.2 Date-Sensitive Criteria - Application Integrity
3 User Interface
    3.1 Date-Sensitive Criteria
4 Machine-to-Machine Interface
    4.1 Date-Sensitive Criteria
    4.2 OS-to-NE
         4.2.1 Transaction Language One (TL1)
         4.2.2 Common Management Information Service
                Element (CMISE) Interface
         4.2.3 SNMP Interface
         4.2.4 BAF/Message Detailed Recording Interface
    4.3 OS-to-OS
         4.3.1 CMISE Interface
         4.3.2 Electronic Data Interexchange (EDI)
         4.3.3 Exchange Message Interface (EMI) and Exchange
                Message Record (EMR)
    4.4 NE-to-NE
         4.4.1 Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP)
         4.4.2 ISDN User Part (ISUP)
    4.5 NE-to-CPN
         4.5.1 Simplified Message Desk Interface (SMDI)
         4.5.2 ISDN Message Service Interface
         4.5.3 Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) Interface
         4.5.4 Bulk Calling Line ID
5 Management Functional Areas
    5.1 Accounting Management
         5.1.1 Generation and Collection of Usage Data
         5.1.2 Processing and Distribution of Usage
                Measurement Records
    5.2 Configuration Management
         5.2.1 System Configuration Data Functions
         5.2.2 Network Entity External Update Functions
         5.2.3 System Memory Backup and Restoration Functions
         5.2.4 System Software Download Functions
    5.3 Fault Management
         5.3.1 Program Audits
         5.3.2 Routine Tests and Diagnostics for Fault Detection
                Verification/Sectionalization
         5.3.3 Switchover of Redundant Resources
         5.3.4 Resource Status and Performance Reports
         5.3.5 System Notification
         5.3.6 Demand Testing
         5.3.7 Browsing and Filtering of Event Logos
         5.3.8 Protocol Monitoring and Capture
         5.3.9 Timestamping Event Reports
    5.4 Performance Management
         5.4.1 Performance Monitoring
         5.4.2 Network Traffic Management
         5.4.3 Network Data Collection
    5.5 Security Management
         5.5.1 System Security
         5.5.2 Security Architecture
         5.5.3 Authentication of Personal Area Communications
                Services (PACS) Mobile Stations
6 Applications and Functions
    6.1 Public Emergency Services
         6.1.1 Enhanced 911/Basic 911
         6.1.2 Call Trace
    6.2 Analog Business And Residential Services
         6.2.1 Automatic Flexible Routing (AFR)
         6.2.2 Customer Control
         6.2.3 Traffic Data to Customers (TRAF)
         6.2.4 Timed Recall of Parked Calls
         6.2.5 Additional Business Features
         6.2.6 Unaffected Business Features
    6.3 AIN Services
         6.3.1 Time-of Day and Day-of Week Decisions
         6.3.2 Displaying Information to User
         6.3.3 Scheduled Service Events
         6.3.4 User Interaction
         6.3.5 Timers
         6.3.6 Operations - Service Activation and Management
         6.3.7 AIN AMA
    6.4 Toll Free Time-of-Day Routing
    6.5 ISDN Services
         6.5.1 ISDN Business Group Dial Access Features
         6.5.2 ISDN Display for Call Control and Selected
                Services
         6.5.3 ISDN Automatic Callback
         6.5.4 ISDN Automatic Recall
         6.5.5 ISDN Hold Capability
         6.5.6 ISDN Call Park
         6.5.7 ISDN Screen List Editing
         6.5.8 ISDN Smart Attendant Service (ISAS)
         6.5.8 ICAN Features
    6.6 CLASS Services
         6.6.1 Calling Number Delivery
         6.6.2 Calling Name Delivery
         6.6.3 Automatic Callback (AC)/Automatic Recall (AR)
         6.6.4 Customer Originated Trace (COT)
         6.6.5 Visual Message Waiting
         6.6.6 Visual Voice Mail (VVM)
         6.6.7 Call Waiting Features
         6.6.8 CLASS and ADSI Server and CPE Issues
    6.7 Automatic Call Distributor (ACD)
    6.8 Operator Services
         6.8.1 OSS AMA
         6.8.2 Real-Time Rating
         6.8.3 Operator Statistics and System Report
                Generation
         6.8.5 Other Database (Intercept)
    6.9 Smart and Token Cards
    6.10 Electronic Bonding
         6.10.1 Trouble Administration
         6.10.2 PIC/CARE
         6.10.3 Electronic Access Ordering
    6.11 Wireless Features
         6.11.1 Authorization Periods
         6.11.2 Short Message Services
         6.11.3 Application Using "Day of the Week" Information
    6.12 Packet Services
         6.12.1 Network User Identification (NUI) Capabilities
7 Process-Oriented Criteria
    7.1 Function Description
    7.2 Year 2000 Quality System - Framework
         7.2.1 Management Responsibility
         7.2.2 Quality System
    7.3 Year 2000 Quality System - Framework
         7.3.1 Function Description
         7.3.2 Purchaser's Requirements Specification
         7.3.3 Development Planning and Project Management
         7.3.4 Design and Implementation
         7.3.5 Testing and Validation
         7.3.6 Acceptance
         7.3.7 Interoperability Testing
         7.3.8 Replication, Delivery and Installation
         7.3.9 Maintenance
    7.4 Year 2000 Quality System - Supporting Activities
         7.4.1 Product Measurements
         7.4.2 Process Measurements
         7.4.3 Tools and Techniques
8 System Reliability and Quality Criteria
    8.1 Function Description
    8.2 General
    8.3 Reliability and Quality Criteria
         8.3.1 Network Switching Elements (NSEs) and Network
                Systems (NSs)
         8.3.2 Transport Systems
         8.3.3 Management Systems
Appendix A: Requirement References by System Type
Appendix B: Action Register
Requirement-Object List
References
Glossary
Acronyms

Specifies the requirements for the year 2000 which are common across different systems, management systems and network entities with primary focus on Public Switched Telephone Networks (PSTNs).