ISO/IEC ISP 15122-2:1999 PDF

The Lower Layer System and Network Management Ensemble for TB/TC/TD/TE/RB/RC Profiles (LLSNME), AOM312, identifies how to manage connection oriented OSI environments using OSI Management. The scope of AOM312 is management of resources in the OSI transport layer, network layer, data link layer as specified by profiles for the OSI connection mode environment. The set of lower layer ISPs address interoperable stacks within the connection mode OSI environment. Certain connection mode ISPs interoperate with others. For example, a TB1111-compliant end system can communicate with TC1111-compliant end system through a RB51.1111-compliant system.

Transport and Relay International Standardized Profiles (ISPs) currently profile OSI Communication Stacks enabling End Systems and Intermediate Systems to interoperate. These Lower Layer profiles specify the management capability of OSI stacks. There also exists a set of System Management Function (SMF) ISPs (AOM2x) that specify how to use CMIP to perform remote management. The scope of AOM312 is to identify how to manage OSI resources by referencing and placing management requirements on Lower Layer Profiles and SMF Profiles. Conformance requirements for Managed Objects and SMF Profiles is addressed.

AOM312 addresses how to perform fault and configuration management of the OSI connection mode environment.

AOM312 specifically address how to accomplish the following systems management tasks:

• Configure Data Link, Network, or Transport Resources
• Determine current Date Link, Network, or Transport Configuration
• Determine Logical Date Link, Network, or Transport Connectivity
• Detect Data Link, Network, or Transport Errors and Changes

AOM312 is applicable in an environment in which end systems are able to take a manager role, an agent role or both.

AOM312 does not place any requirements on , or specify any conformance requirements for, the resources themselves (which is in the realm of the respective lower layer ISP).

AOM312 is based on OSI standard protocols, OSI Systems Management Information Standards, and ISPs.

AOM312 has been developed in accordance with the “Guidelines for the Scope and Content of Ensembles”(RWS-TR 005 Part 1).