TIA/EIA-732-700:2001

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Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) System Specification Network Management

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TIA	2001	60

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Description

Introduction

This Part defines management information, interfaces and
protocols for the various entities making up a CDPD Service
Provider Network. Provided that these specifications have been
implemented, a CDPD Service Provider may purchase components from
various suppliers and manage them using a common management
framework. In addition, different service providers can exchange
CDPD management information by following these specifications.

This Part assumes that the reader is familiar with CDPD in
general, as presented in Part 100. Part 100 provides a
comprehensive glossary of CDPD terms. References to non-CDPD
documents, shown in square brackets (e.g., [CCITT-X.701]),
are listed in Part 100, which provides a complete CDPD
bibliography.

Developers of CDPD systems, equipment and software shall follow
these specifications for management functions. Each CDPD Service
Provider may determine which, if any, of these specifications shall
be required in their procurement of CDPD equipment.

A CDPD Service Provider Network is managed using X.700 and,
optionally, Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2).
The X.700 management protocols and functions are specified by the
Network Management Forum (NM Forum) set of OMNIPoint 1
documents.¹ These include the Common Management
Information Protocol (CMIP) [CCITT-X.711], Common
Management Information Service (CMIS) [CCITT-X.710],
and the Technique of Modelling Management Information as
Managed Objects [CCITT-X.701], [CCITT-X.720].

SNMPv2 may be used to manage Mobile End Systems (M-ESs). SNMPv2
is defined in a series of Internet RFCs [RFC-1441], [RFC-1442],
[RFC-1443], [RFC-1444] [RFC-1445], [RFC-1446], [RFC-1447],
[RFC-1448], [RFC-1449], [RFC-1450], [RFC-1451] and [RFC-1452]. An
SNMPv2 M-ES Management Information Base (MIB) is defined in Part
752.

Wherever possible, the CDPD System Specification uses
existing, standard managed objects defined by the International
Organization for Standardization (ISO) [CCITT-X.721], International
Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee (CCITT)
[CCITT-M.3100] and industry groups such as the NM Forum [NMF-006]
and the Open Systems Environment Implementors' Workshop (OIW)
[OIW-1]. Refinements of standard objects, specific to CDPD, are
used where appropriate; these objects are defined in the CDPD
Library (Part 750). These objects are intended to be implemented
directly although they may be refined further by subclassing to
meet specific CDPD Service Provider requirements.

A Managed Object Ensemble defines how a collection of
managed objects may be used to satisfy management requirements in a
particular management context [NMF-025]. The following ensembles
are defined for managing one or more CDPD systems:

• CDPD MD-IS and MDBS Management Ensemble (Part 731)

• CDPD Inter-Domain Management Ensemble (Part 732)

• CDPD Accounting Management Ensemble (Part 733)

• Generic Equipment Management Ensemble (Part 734).

The following ensembles have been defined by the NM Forum for
OMNIPoint 1. These ensembles may be used to manage local
and interexchange physical layer data circuits (e.g., T1s
or DS0s):

• Reconfigurable Circuit Service: Configuration Management
[NMF-017]

• Reconfigurable Circuit Service: Alarm Surveillance
[NMF-018].

1. See [OMNIPoint-1] for a complete list of the
OMNIPoint 1 documents.

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