TS 102 220 : 1.1.1

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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions, abbreviations and conventions
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
   3.3 Conventions
4 Overview
   4.1 Assumptions
5 Reference architecture
   5.1 Logical reference architecture
   5.2 Cable2Home functional reference model
   5.3 Cable2Home messaging interface model
   5.4 Cable2Home information reference model
   5.5 Cable2Home operational models
   5.6 Cable2Home physical interfaces
6 Management tools
   6.1 Introduction/overview
   6.2 Management architecture
   6.3 The Cable2Home Management Portal (CMP)
   6.4 The Cable2Home test portal (CTP)
   6.5 Event reporting
7 Provisioning tools
   7.1 Introduction/overview
   7.2 Cable2Home DHCP portal architecture
   7.3 Bulk portal services configuration architecture
   7.4 Time of day client architecture
8 Packet handling and address translation
   8.1 Introduction/overview
   8.2 Architecture
   8.3 CAP requirements
9 Name resolution
   9.1 Introduction/overview
   9.2 Architecture
   9.3 Name resolution requirements
10 Quality of Service (QoS)
   10.1 Introduction
   10.2 QoS architecture
   10.3 Cable2Home QOS messaging requirements
11 Security
   11.1 Introduction/overview
   11.2 Security architecture
   11.3 Requirements
12 Management processes
   12.1 Introduction/overview
   12.2 Management tool processes
   12.3 PS operation
   12.4 Cable2Home MIB access
13 Provisioning processes
   13.1 Provisioning modes
   13.2 Process for provisioning the PS for management: DHCP
        provisioning mode
   13.3 Process for provisioning the PS for management: SNMP
        provisioning mode
   13.4 PS WAN-Data provisioning process
   13.5 Provisioning process: DHCP Client in the LAN-Trans realm
   13.6 Provisioning process: DHCP client in the LAN-Pass realm
Annex A (informative): MIB objects
Annex B (informative): Format and content for event, SYSLOG and
        SNMP trap
      B.1 Trap descriptions
Annex C (informative): Security threats and preventative measures
Annex D (informative): Applications through CAT and firewall
Annex E (informative): Cable2Home industry initiatives
Annex F (informative): Business objectives
Annex G (informative): Business design guidelines
Annex H (informative): Bibliography
History

Specifies the technology interface requirements that all appropriate home-networking technologies can use for access to the cable network. The present document spans the description of service data types, requirements for system performance, QoS support, network-based management and local network management.