TR 182 015 : 1.1.1

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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Abbreviations
4 Requirements for NGN overload controls
  4.1 NGN overload scenarios
  4.2 Impact of overload on resources and customer behaviour
  4.3 NGN Interfaces requiring overload controls
  4.4 NGN architectural factors
  4.5 GOCAP requirements
5 Overload control design rules
6 Detailed NGN overload control architecture
  6.1 Control architecture: General approach
  6.2 Options for locating components (M, D and R)
  6.3 Destination load control
  6.4 Control of server overload
  6.5 Joint control of destination- and server-overload
  6.6 AMG to MGC fan-in issue
  6.7 Discriminating between importance levels
  6.8 Interworking with load balancing and forking
  6.9 Interworking with information hiding proxies
  6.10 Multiple controls at an overloaded resource
  6.11 Specification of standardized control components
  6.12 Specification of APIs for control components
  6.13 Specification of network management interfaces
  6.14 Security design
  6.15 Mapping control components to processing cards
  6.16 Performance proving
7 GOCAP requirements
  7.1 Introduction
  7.2 Transport requirements
  7.3 Security requirements
  7.4 General requirements
  7.5 GOCAP example Meta-protocol
Annex A: Example information flows
History

Specifies the architectural principles that are required to provide effective control of processing overload in networks compliant to the TISPAN NGN Architecture.