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ETSI EN 300 820-1

Telecommunications Management Network (TMN); Management information model for the X-type interface between Operation Systems (OSs) of a Virtual Path (VP)/Virtual Channel (VC) cross connected network; Part 1: Configuration management aspects

standard by European Telecommunications Standards Institute , 07/01/1998

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This ETS addresses the configuration management area, covering the following aspects: - a management architecture that shows how the X-interface is to be used between network and service providers; - the management services and functions needed to manage ATM connections, which span over several administrative domains. These management services and functions cover the configuration management requirements for the X-interface; - the management information crossing the X-interface (using GDMO formalisms as described in ITU-T Recommendatio X.722).
 

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1.1.1
Published:
07/01/1998
Number of Pages:
66
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1 file , 220 KB
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