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TR TSY 000740 : ISSUE 3

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STORED PROGRAM CONTROL SYSTEM/OPERATIONS SYSTEM (SPCS/OS) - NETWORK DATA COLLECTION OPERATIONS SYSTEM (NDC OS) INTERFACE

Superseded date

31-03-2000

Published date

12-01-2013

1 Introduction
      1.1 Scope of Document
      1.2 Background Information on Traffic Measurements
      1.3 The Network Data Collection Operations System for
              Traffic Data Acquisition
      1.4 A Network Data Collection Operating System
2 Features and Capabilities
3 Interface Requirements
      3.1 Protocols
              3.1.1 Physical Level
              3.1.2 Link Level
              3.1.3 Packet Level
              3.1.4 Transport, Session, and Presentation Levels
              3.1.5 Application Level
                        3.1.5.1 Overview
                        3.1.5.2 NDC OS-to-SPCS Polling and
                                    Special Message Descriptions
                        3.1.5.3 SPCS-to-NDC OS Message Types
                        3.1.5.4 Message Priorities
                        3.1.5.5 NDC OS-to-SPCS Message Formats
                        3.1.5.6 SPCS-to-NDC OS Message Formats
                        3.1.5.7 SPCS-to-NDC OS Message Header Format
                        3.1.5.8 Data Section Format
                        3.1.5.9 Special Data Field Values
                        3.1.5.10 SPCS-to-NDC OS Message Sizes
      3.2 Interface Performance
              3.2.1 Availability
              3.2.2 Reliability
              3.2.3 Data Accuracy
              3.2.4 Data Link Capacity
      3.3 Interface Operations and Maintenance
              3.3.1 Initialization
              3.3.2 Examples of NDC OS Responses to Abnormal Events
Appendix A: SPCS-to-NDC OS Message Examples
References
Glossary
LIST OF TABLES
Table 3-1 Octet/Bit Order of Transmission for 16-Bit Measurements
Table 3-2 Octet/Bit Order of Transmission for 32-Bit Measurements
Table 3-3 NDC OS and NTM OS-to-SPCS Message Codes
Table 3-4 SPCS-to-NDC OS Message Codes
Table 3-5 Command and Response Codes for NDC OS-Originated Messages
Table 3-6 Command and Response Codes for NTM OS-Originated Messages
Table A-1 NDC OS Overall Header Example for Msg Type 103
Table A-2 SPCS-to-NDC OS Message - Data Section Worksheet Example
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Contains the requirements for interfacing Stored Program Control Systems (SPCS) with the Engineering & Administrative Data Acquisition System (EADAS) for the collection of SPCS traffic data. This new TR is a part of the LATA Switching Systems Generic Requirements (LSSGR), TR-TSY-000064. The document has been revised to incorporate corrections & test revisions that were accumulated as a result of direct interactions between vendors building the OS/NE interface & Bellcore. Additions to the document include:- A description of the increased amount of Record IDs per data section provided by the EADAS Generic No.4.- Appendix A which contains an example of standard message header, individual data section pointer calculations etc. - A glossary to incorporate text corrections etc.

DocumentType
Standard
PublisherName
Telcordia Technologies
Status
Superseded
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