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d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.3 Reporting cleared alarms | ....................................................................................................................................6 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.4 Acknowledgment of alarms | ................................................................................................................................7 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.5 Alignment of alarm conditions over the Itf-N | ....................................................................................................7 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.6 Mapping | ...........................................................................................................................................................10 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.6.1 Mapping of Operations | ...............................................................................................................................10 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.6.2 Mapping of Parameters of each operation | ..................................................................................................10 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.6.3 Mapping of Notifications | ............................................................................................................................12 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 4.6.4 Mapping of Parameters of each notification | ...............................................................................................12 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5 GDMO definitions | ..................................................................................................................................13 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.1 Managed Object Classes | ..................................................................................................................................13 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.1.1 alarmControl | ...............................................................................................................................................13 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.2 Packages | ...........................................................................................................................................................14 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.2.1 alarmControlBasicPackage | .........................................................................................................................14 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.2.2 alarmAcknowledgementPackage | ................................................................................................................14 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.2.3 alarmIRPVersionPackage | ...........................................................................................................................15 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.3 Actions | .............................................................................................................................................................15 5.3.1 acknowledgeAlarms(M) .............................................................................................................................15 5.3.2... |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.4 Notifications | .....................................................................................................................................................20 5.4.1 alarmListRebuilt(M)...................................................................................................................................20 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.5 Attributes | ..........................................................................................................................................................20 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.5.1 alarmControlId | ............................................................................................................................................20 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.5.2 alarmsCountSummary | ................................................................................................................................20 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.5.3 supportedAlarmIRPVersions | ......................................................................................................................21 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.6 Parameters | ........................................................................................................................................................21 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.6.1 ackStateParameter | .......................................................................................................................................21 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.6.2 ackSystemIdParameter | ................................................................................................................................21 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.6.3 ackTimeParameter | ......................................................................................................................................22 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.6.4 ackUserIdParameter | ....................................................................................................................................22 |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 6 ASN.1 definitions for Alarm IRP | ...........................................................................................................23 Annex A (informative): Change history .......................................................................................................26 History.............................................................. |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.3.1 acknowledgeAlarms (M) | acknowledgeAlarms ACTION BEHAVIOUR acknowledgeAlarmsBehaviour; MODE CONFIRMED; WITH INFORMATION SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.AckOrUnackAlarms; WITH REPLY SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.AckOrUnackAlarmsReply; REGISTERED AS { ts32-111AlarmAction 1}; acknowledgeAlarmsBehaviour BEHAVIOUR DEFINED AS ”This action... |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.3.2 getAlarmCount (O) | getAlarmCount ACTION BEHAVIOUR getAlarmCountBehaviour; MODE CONFIRMED; WITH INFORMATION SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.GetAlarmCount; WITH REPLY SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.GetAlarmCountReply; REGISTERED AS { ts32-111AlarmAction 2}; getAlarmCountBehaviour BEHAVIOUR DEFINED AS ”The NM invokes this action to... |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.3.3 getAlarmList (M) | getAlarmList ACTION BEHAVIOUR getAlarmListBehaviour; MODE CONFIRMED; WITH INFORMATION SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.GetAlarmList; WITH REPLY SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.GetAlarmListReply; REGISTERED AS { ts32-111AlarmAction 3}; getAlarmListBehaviour BEHAVIOUR DEFINED AS ”This action starts an alarm alignm... |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.3.4 getAlarmIRPVersion (M) | getAlarmIRPVersion ACTION BEHAVIOUR getAlarmIRPVersionBehaviour; MODE CONFIRMED; WITH REPLY SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.GetAlarmIRPVersionReply; REGISTERED AS { ts32-111AlarmAction 4}; getAlarmIRPVersionBehaviour BEHAVIOUR DEFINED AS ”The NM invokes this action to get information about the Alarm IRP versions su... |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.3.5 unacknowledgeAlarms (O) | unacknowledgeAlarms ACTION BEHAVIOUR unacknowledgeAlarmsBehaviour; MODE CONFIRMED; WITH INFORMATION SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.AckOrUnackAlarms; WITH REPLY SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.AckOrUnackAlarmsReply; REGISTERED AS { ts32-111AlarmAction 5}; unacknowledgeAlarmsBehaviour BEHAVIOUR DEFINED AS ”This ... |
d0c51713395fe5e2368cfb67eaacc91a | 132 111-4 | 5.4.1 alarmListRebuilt (M) | alarmListRebuilt NOTIFICATION BEHAVIOUR alarmListRebuiltBehaviour; WITH INFORMATION SYNTAX TS32-111-AlarmAsn1TypeModule.AlarmListRebuiltInfo; REGISTERED AS { ts32-111AlarmNotification 1}; alarmListRebuiltBehaviour BEHAVIOUR DEFINED AS ”This notification is used by the Agent to inform the NM that the alarm list has been... |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 1 Scope | ........................................................................................................................................................6 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 2 References | ................................................................................................................................................6 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 3 Definitions and abbreviations | ..................................................................................................................7 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 3.1 Definitions | ......................................................................................................................................................... 7 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 3.2 Abbreviations | ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4 Network Configuration Management (CM) | ............................................................................................9 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.1 General | ............................................................................................................................................................... 9 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.1.1 Installing a 3G network | ................................................................................................................................ 9 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.1.2 Operating a 3G network | ............................................................................................................................... 9 4.1.3 Growing/pruning a 3G network ................................................................................................................... 9 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.1.3.1 System up-date | ..................................................................................................................................... 10 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.1.3.2 System up-grade | ................................................................................................................................... 10 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.2 Operational context for CM | ............................................................................................................................. 11 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.2.1 Administrative aspects of CM | .................................................................................................................... 11 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.2.1.1 Security aspects | .................................................................................................................................... 11 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.2.1.2 Data validity | ......................................................................................................................................... 11 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 4.2.1.3 Data consistency and distribution of the MIB | ...................................................................................... 12 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 5 CM service components | .........................................................................................................................13 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 5.1 System modification service component | ......................................................................................................... 13 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 5.2 System monitoring service component | ............................................................................................................ 14 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6 CM functions | .........................................................................................................................................14 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.1 System modification functions | ........................................................................................................................ 14 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.1.1 Creation of NEs and NRs | ........................................................................................................................... 15 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.1.2 Deletion of NEs and NRs | ........................................................................................................................... 15 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.1.3 Conditioning of NEs and NRs | .................................................................................................................... 16 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.1.3.1 Considerations on conditioning mechanisms | ....................................................................................... 16 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.1.3.2 Network traffic considerations | ............................................................................................................. 17 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.2 System monitoring functions | ........................................................................................................................... 17 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.2.1 Information request function | ...................................................................................................................... 17 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 6.2.2 Information report function | ........................................................................................................................ 18 6.2.3 Response/report control function ............................................................................................................... 18 7 Itf-N Interface ........................... |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 7.1 CM principles | .................................................................................................................................................. 18 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 7.2 Overview of IRPs related to CM | ..................................................................................................................... 19 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 7.3 Passive CM | ...................................................................................................................................................... 19 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 7.3.1 Real-time forwarding of CM-related event reports | .................................................................................... 19 7.3.2 Retrieval/synchronisation of CM-related information on NM request....................................................... 19 |
edce5b75ce09b6ac29afc1cdb433495e | 132 106-1 | 7.4 Active CM | ....................................................................................................................................................... 20 Annex A (informative): Change history...............................................................................................21 3G TS 32.106-1 version 3.1.0 R... |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 1 Scope | ........................................................................................................................................................6 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 2 References | ................................................................................................................................................6 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 2.1 Normative references | ......................................................................................................................................... 6 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 2.2 Informative references | ....................................................................................................................................... 6 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations | ...................................................................................................7 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 3.1 Definitions | ......................................................................................................................................................... 7 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 3.2 Abbreviations | ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 4 General | ...................................................................................................................................................10 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 4.1 UMTS | .............................................................................................................................................................. 10 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 4.1.1 UMTS Reference Model | ............................................................................................................................ 10 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 4.1.2 UMTS Provisioning Entities | ...................................................................................................................... 10 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 4.1.3 UMTS Management Infrastructure | ............................................................................................................ 10 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 4.2 TMN | ................................................................................................................................................................ 11 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 5 General view of UMTS Management Physical architectures | ................................................................11 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 6 Basic objectives for a UMTS Physical Architecture | .............................................................................12 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7 TM Architectural aspects | .......................................................................................................................13 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.1 Architectural relationship | ................................................................................................................................ 13 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.2 Architectural constraints | .................................................................................................................................. 13 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.3 Interoperability | ................................................................................................................................................ 14 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.3.1 Interfaces | .................................................................................................................................................... 14 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.3.2 Open systems approach | .............................................................................................................................. 16 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.3.3 Level of openness | ....................................................................................................................................... 17 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.3.4 Closed interfaces | ........................................................................................................................................ 17 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.4 Data communication networks | ........................................................................................................................ 17 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 7.5 New technologies | ............................................................................................................................................. 18 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 8 UMTS Management Physical architectures | ...........................................................................................19 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 8.1 Compliance Conditions | .................................................................................................................................... 19 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 8.2 Network elements management architecture | ................................................................................................... 19 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 8.3 Network & Subnetwork Element Management Architecture | .......................................................................... 21 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 8.4 Operations Systems interoperability architecture. | ........................................................................................... 22 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 8.5 Operations Systems intra-operability architecture | ........................................................................................... 23 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 8.6 Business System interconnection architecture | ................................................................................................. 23 |
cacf9eed93e6daf37d9a13b7cf85a487 | 132 102 | 9 TMN applications | ..................................................................................................................................25 |
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