I.S. EN ISP 11183-2:1995
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - INTERNATIONAL STANDARDIZED PROFILES AOM1N OSI MANAGEMENT - MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATIONS - PART 2: CMISE/ROSE FOR AOM12 - ENHANCED MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATIONS
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24-05-2000
English
26-09-1995
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Introduction
1 Scope
1.1 General
1.2 CMIP/RCSE PDUs support
1.3 CMIP functional units
1.4 Position within the taxonomy
1.5 Scenario
2 Normative references
3 Definitions and conventions
3.1 Base standard
3.1.l Definitions
3.1.2 PIGS definitions and conventions
3.2 Profile
3.2.1 Profile support requirement definitions
3.2.2 ISPICS requirements list conventions
3.2.3 Nesting rules in ISPICS requirements list
3.3 Common conditions list conventions
4 Abbreviations
5 Conformance to AOM12
5.1 Conformance statement
5.2 CMIP conformance
5.3 Association establishment and abort requirements
5.4 ROSE conformance
Annex
A lSPlCS Requirements List
A.1 Global statement of conformance
A.2 Capabilities
A.2.1 Initiator/Responder capability
A.2.2 ASN.1 EXTERNAL type parameters support
A.2.3 CMlPUserlnfo parameter support
A.2.4 CMIPAbortlnfo parameter support
A.2.5 Major capabilities
A.3 Protocol parameters
A.3.1 System wide parameters
A.3.2 Common protocol parameters
A.4 Protocol data units
A.5 PDU parameters
A.6 Negotiation capabilities
A.7 Multi-layer dependencies
A.8 List of CMISE Service Errors
A.9 List of ASN.l elements specified with "ANY DEFINED BY" type
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