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bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.3.3 CPCM get Content Licence response | void CPCM_get_CL_response_message ( CPCM_content_handling_operation operation, CPCM_content_licence cl, [CPCM_instance_certificate_id_source] source_instance, [auxiliary_data] auxiliary_data ); This message is used to provide the requested CL, if the corresponding CL request could be fulfilled. Table 80 specifies the C... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.3.4 CPCM get new Content Licence | void CPCM_get_new_CL ( CPCM_content_handling_operation operation, CPCM_content_licence cl, [CPCM_USI] USI, [CPCM_auxiliary_data] auxiliary_data ); Table 82 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get new Content Licence. Table 82: CPCM get new Content Licence Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_new_CL_message(){ CPCM_... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.3.5 CPCM put Content Licence | void CPCM_put_CL_message ( CPCM_content_handling_operation operation CPCM_content_licence cl, [CPCM_instance_certificate_id_source] source_instance, [CPCM_auxiliary_data] auxiliary_data ); Table 84 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM put Content Licence. Table 84: CPCM put Content Licence Syntax Bits Identifie... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.3.6 CPCM put Content Licence response | void CPCM_put_CL_response_message (void); This message shall be used to confirm the reception of the CL that was passed in the corresponding CPCM_put_CL_message. Table 86 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM put Content Licence response. ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 77 Table 86: CPCM put Content Lice... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.4 CPCM Content operation permission | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.4.1 General | The CPCM Content operation permission protocol is used when a CPCM Instance already has the Content Licence for an operation but needs to verify with a CPCM Instance other than the one that supplied the Content Licence that the desired operation is allowed. The circumstances when this is necessary are documented in cla... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.4.2 CPCM get permission | void CPCM_get_permission_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id, CPCM_permission_type permission ); Table 87 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get permission. Table 87: CPCM get permission Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_permission_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x4008 16 bslbf control_field = 0x00... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.4.3 CPCM get permission response | void CPCM_get_permission_response_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id, CPCM_permission_affirmation affirmation ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 79 Table 90 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get permission response. Table 90: CPCM get permission response Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_permissio... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.5 CPCM Content item status protocol | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.5.1 General | The CPCM Content item status protocol is used when a CPCM Instance needs to know whether another CPCM Instance is currently handling a CPCM Content item. The circumstances when this is necessary are documented in clause 7 and TR 102 825-11 [i.5]. The CPCM Content item status protocol is depicted in figure 21. It consis... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.5.2 CPCM get Content item status request | void CPCM_get_content_item_status_request ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id, ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 80 Table 91 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM Get Content item status request. Table 91: CPCM Get Content item status message Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_content_item_status_request_messa... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.5.3 CPCM get Content item status response | void CPCM_get_content_item_status_response_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id, CPCM_content_handling_operation operation ); Table 93 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get Content item status response. Table 93: CPCM get Content item status response Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_content_item_status_res... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6 CPCM Device Proximity Checks | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.1 General | The Proximity Test Method and Proximity Tools provide the means to distinguish Local from Remote for Content Usage, AD Size, Scope and Extent management and other security uses in CPCM. Local is defined as "within the immediate vicinity, approximating to the physical extent of a domicile or vehicle". Remote is "not Loc... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.2 Proximity method description | The Proximity Method described herein comprises a logical combination of the Proximity Tools. The method to assess proximity comprises passing at least one of the following tests prior to any action or operation upon Content for which a Proximity restriction applies. If one of the following tests returns a logical true... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.3 Proximity Tools | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.3.1 Round Trip Time protocol (RTT) | The Round Trip Time test protocol consists of measuring the time required to receive a response to a ping request on the network under test. This is done using standard protocols of the network adaptation layer, as examplified in figure 22. TS 102 825-9 [5] specifies the relevant protocol for each adaptation layer. Fig... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.3.2 Secured Round Trip Time protocol (SRTT) | 6.5.6.3.2.1 General The SRTT Test may only be used when a CPCM Instance wishes to test whether another CPCM Instance is Local or Remote. The SRTT test starts in the same manner as its non-secure counterpart, RTT, with two exceptions: i) pings and pings responses each include a random value and ii) the total allowed rou... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.3.3 Re-using GPS or Terrestrial Triangulation for Proximity (GTTP) | The GTTP tool shall use the data field, GTTP_Distance, which must be protected against unauthorized modification. The following method specifies a method to determine whether Device A is Local to Device B. This test is only usable if both devices have GTTP. Device A uses GPS or a Terrestrial Triangulation technique to ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.3.4 Proximity Through Association (PTA) | 6.5.6.3.4.1 General For certain proximity tests, if A is Local to B and B is Local to C, then A is Local to C, regardless of whether or not it can be confirmed through one of the above tests. A and B have to be CPCM Instances while C is not necessarily a CPCM Instance. The protocols to be applied when C is not a CPCM I... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.3.5 Proximity Assignment by Authorized Authenticated Agent (PAAAA) | 6.5.6.3.5.1 General Localness between two devices may be assigned by an Authorized Authenticated Agent as a failsafe. The PAAAA tool shall use a data field named PAAAA_Persistence, which must be protected against unauthorized modification. This field requires the assignment to be refreshed after a period of time equal ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.3.6 Proximity through direct connection (PTDC) | If A can robustly communicate with B through a direct physical connection with very low electrical latency, then A and B are Local. In the case of a smartcard, for example, this method would be valid upon the existence of a method ensuring that a smart card has been effectively plugged into device A. This test requires... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.6.4 Mandatory Proximity tools | The following Proximity tools are mandatory for all CPCM Instances: • SRTT between two CPCM Instances. • RTT between a CPCM Instance and a non-compliant device. |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.7 CPCM secure time | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.7.1 General | 6.5. |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 7.1 General | The CPCM secure time protocol is used by a CPCM Instance that does not implement secure time itself to obtain the current secure absolute time from a CPCM Instance that does implement secure time, for example when required in order to be able to handle a CPCM Content item that has time-based USI applied to it. The CPCM... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.7.2 CPCM get absolute time | void CPCM_get_absolute_time_message ( void ); Table 110 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get absolute time. Table 110: CPCM get absolute time Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_absolute_time_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0X400C 16 bslbf control_field = 0x00 8 bslbf message_payload_length 16 uimsbf } ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.7.3 CPCM get absolute time response | void CPCM_get_absolute_time_response_message ( CPCM_date_time date_time ); Table 112 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get absolute time response. Table 112: CPCM Get Absolute Time response Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_absolute_time_response_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x400D 16 bslbf control_... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8 Geographic information | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8.1 General | 6.5. |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 8.1 General | The CPCM geographic information protocol is used by a CPCM Instance that is not geographically aware itself to verify with another CPCM Instance within the Local Environment that is geographically aware whether both CPCM Instances are currently located within the region signalled by the passed geographic location infor... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8.2 CPCM enquire geographic location formats | void CPCM_enquire_geo_location_formats_message( void ); Table 113 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM enquire Geographic Location formats. Table 113: CPCM Enquire Geographic Location Formats Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_enquire_geo_location_formats_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x4012 16 bslbf control... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8.3 CPCM geographic location formats response | void CPCM_enquire_geo_location_formats_response_message( geo_location_format_list list ); Table 115 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM geographic location formats response. Table 115: CPCM Geographic Location Formats response Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_enquire_geo_location_formats_response_message(){ CPCM_pr... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8.4 CPCM get geographic location | void CPCM_get_geo_location_message( CPCM_geographic_location_format_code geo_location_format ); Table 117 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get geographic location. Table 117: CPCM Get Geographic Location Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_geo_location_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x4010 16 bslbf con... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8.5 CPCM get geographic location response | void CPCM_get_geo_location_response_message( CPCM_geographic_location_information geo_location_information ); Table 119 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM get geographic location formats response. Table 119: CPCM Get Geographic Location response Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_get_geo_location_response_message(){... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8.6 CPCM affirm geographic location | void CPCM_affirm_geo_location_message( CPCM_geographic_location_information geo_location_information ); Table 121 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM affirm geographic location. Table 121: CPCM Affirm Geographic Location Message Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_affirm_geo_location_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_t... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.8.7 CPCM affirm geographic location response | void CPCM_affirm_geo_location_response_message( CPCM_geo_location_affirmation affirmation ); Table 123 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM affirm geographic location response. Table 123: CPCM Affirm Geographic Location response Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_affirm_geo_location_response_message(){ CPCM_protocol_m... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.9 AD membership challenge | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.9.1 General | The AD membership challenge protocol is used to securely verify the AD membership status of another CPCM Instance prior to the exchange of CPCM Content that is bound to the relevant AD. It consists of two calls, the challenge and associated response, as shown in figure 30. ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 98 Fig... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.9.2 CPCM AD membership challenge | void CPCM_AD_membership_challenge_message ( ADID ADID, challenge random_A ); This message, shown in table 124, shall be sent by the CPCM Instance in order to perform the AD membership challenge. Table 124: CPCM AD membership challenge message Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_AD_membership_challenge_message(){ CPCM_protocol_... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.9.3 CPCM AD membership challenge response | void CPCM_AD_membership_challenge_response_message ( challenge random_A ); This message shall be in response to an AD membership challenge. Table 126: CPCM AD membership challenge response message Syntax Bits Identifier ADM_membership_challenge_response_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x400F 16 bslbf control_fi... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10 CPCM Content Licence Move | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.1 General | The CPCM Content Licence Move protocol is a transactional CPCM protocol that shall accompany a CPCM Content Move operation, in order to guarantee the integrity of the Move. The CPCM System is agnostic as regards the context of the CPCM Content Move operation, which might depend on the ecosystem or interface at hand. Th... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.2 CPCM Content Licence Move begin | void CPCM_content_licence_move_begin_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id, ); Table 128 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM Content Licence Move begin. Table 128: CPCM Content Licence Move begin Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_content_licence_move_begin_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x4018 16 bslbf co... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.3 CPCM Content Licence Move ready | void CPCM_content_licence_move_ready_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id, CPCM_content_handling_operation role ); Table 130 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM Content Licence Move ready. Table 130: CPCM Content Licence Move ready Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_content_licence_move_ready_message(){ CPCM_proto... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.4 CPCM Content Licence Move commit | void CPCM_content_licence_move_commit_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id, CPCM_content_handling_operation role ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 103 Table 132 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM Content Licence Move commit. Table 132: CPCM Content Licence Move commit Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_c... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.5 CPCM Content Licence Move confirm | void CPCM_content_licence_move_confirm_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id ); Table 134 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM Content Licence Move Confirm. Table 134: CPCM Content Licence Move confirm Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_content_licence_move_confirm_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x401B 16 b... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.6 CPCM Content Licence Move finish | void CPCM_content_licence_move_finish_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id ); Table 136 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM Content Licence Move Confirm. Table 136: CPCM Content Licence Move finish Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_content_licence_move_finish_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x401C 16 bslb... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.7 CPCM Content Licence Move request | void CPCM_CL_move_request_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 105 Table 138 specifies the CPCM protocol message for Secure Content Licence Move. Table 138: CPCM Content Licence Move request Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_CL_move_request_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type =... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.10.8 CPCM Content Licence Move response | void CPCM_CL_move_response_message ( CPCM_content_licence cl, [auxiliary_data] auxiliary_data ); This message is used to Move the requested CL. Table 140 specifies the CPCM protocol message for CPCM Content Licence Move response. Table 140: CPCM Content Licence Move response Syntax Bits Identifier CPCM_CL_move_response... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.11 CPCM Discovery | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.11.1 General | The CPCM discovery protocol is a broadcast request and unicast response protocol, as shown in figure 33. Figure 33: CPCM discovery protocol |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.11.2 Discovery request | void CPCM_discovery_request_message ( instance_ADM_status ADM_status ); This message shall be used to enquire the CPCM-relevant status of other CPCM Instances, including the ADM-relevant status, which will allow, for example, the discovery of which AD(s) are available for a potential new member CPCM Instance to join. T... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.11.3 Discovery response | void CPCM_discovery_response_message ( CPCM_status instance_CPCM_status, ADM_status instance_ADM_status, C_and_R_regime_mask mask, RL_index_list() list [DC_ADSE_values] ADSE_values, [remotely_joined_cicf_list()] remotely_joined_cicf_list(), [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be used when respo... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.12 CPCM Revocation List Acquisition | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.12.1 General | To handle CPCM Content, a CPCM Instance shall have a Revocation List as required in the Content Licence. If it has not the Revocation List, it may use the CPCM Revocation List acquisition protocol to know whether some CPCM Instance has it. The Revocation List Transfer itself is dependant upon the underlying network tec... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.12.2 Get CPCM Revocation List | void get_CPCM_RL_message ( C_and_R_regime_mask mask, RL_index_list() list ); Table 145 specifies the CPCM protocol message for getting a CPCM revocation list. The message type is 0x4016 when the message is broadcast and 0x401D when it is sent. Table 145: Get CPCM Revocation List Syntax Bits Identifier get_CPCM_RL_messa... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.12.3 Notify CPCM Revocation List | void notify_CPCM_RL_message ( C_and_R_regime_mask mask, RL_index_list() list RL_locator_list() list ); Table 147 specifies the CPCM protocol message for notifying the availability a CPCM revocation list. Table 147: Notify CPCM Revocation List Syntax Bits Identifier notify_CPCM_RL_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type =... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.13 CPCM Content Discovery | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.13.1 General | The CPCM content discovery protocol allows a CPCM Instance to discover authorized usage associated with a CPCM content, and if applicable, ADID of the AD to which the content is bound. The CPCM content discovery protocol is run after the Content Item was discovered using HN technology specific protocol as described in ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.13.2 Content Discovery request | void CPCM__content discovery_request_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id ); This message shall be used to determine the Authorized Usage and AD status of a CPCM content item. It may be used for user interface purposes or for a CPCM Instance to determine whether it is Authorized to get the associated Content Item an... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.5.11.3 Content Discovery response | void CPCM_discovery_response_message ( CPCM_content_licence_id cl_id C_and_R_regime_mask mask, RL_index_list() list ADID ADID, usage_state_information() USI, [CPCM_geographic_area()] geographic_area ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 111 This message shall be used when responding to a CPCM_content_discovery_req... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6 Authorized Domain management protocols | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.1 General | The implementation of this interface and protocol in a CPCM Instance is optional. If the CPCM Instance does not implement ADM then this interface and protocol are not required. The ADM protocols use some additional ADM-specific enumerated fields, defined in clause 6.6.2. ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 112 The ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2 ADM Enumerated Fields | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.1 General | This clause defines the enumerated fields used in the ADM part of the CPCM protocols, including the ADM-specific error codes. |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.2 ADM status | The ADM_status field indicates the current status of the CPCM Instance as regards its role within an AD, if it is a member of one. The possible states are listed in table 154. Table 154: ADM status Value ADM status 0 Blank 1 AD member 2 Local Master 3 Domain Controller 4 Local Master and Domain Controller |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.3 ADM condition | This field is carried when using the ADMAAA tool. It describes the circumstances under which ADMAAA intervention is necessary. The possible states are listed in table 155. Table 155: AD condition Value AD Condition 0 Total_ceiling exceeded 1 Local_ceiling exceeded 2 Remote_ceiling exceeded 3 Quorum test failure 4 DC_sp... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.4 ADM protocol | This field is carried upon invitation to start an AD protocol. Table 156: AD protocol Value Meaning 0 Join AD 1 Leave AD 2 Domain Controller Transfer 3 Domain Controller Split 4 Domain Controller Merge 5 Domain Controller Rebalance |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.5 Delegating CPCM Instance identifier | The presence of the delegating_instance_id field indicates that a delegated action is being performed. This means the message is exchanged either between a Local Master and a Domain Controller, the protocol being run at the request of a third party or from the Local Master to the third party, at the request of the Doma... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.6 Local Master capability | This field shall carry a value for use in electing the most capable CPCM Instance as the new Local Master. The process of electing a new Local Master is defined in the ADM specification (TS 102 825-7 [8]). The LM_capability field shall assume one of the values defined in table 157. Table 157: LM Capability Value LM Cap... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.7 CPCM version | This field carries the version of the implemented CPCM specification. The CPCM_version shall be 0x01 for this first version of the present document. It is optional in all messages. If absent, it is assumed to be version 1. |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.2.8 Remotely Joined CICFs list | This structure is used to carry a list of CICFs that Joined remotely, as shown in table 158. Table 158: Remotely Joined CICFs list information element structure Syntax Bits Identifier remotely_joined_cicf_list(){ remotely_joined_cicf_count 8 uimsbf for (i=0; i<remotely_joined_cicf_count; i++){ remotely_joined_CICF_iden... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3 General ADM protocols | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.1 General | This clause specifies the collection of general ADM protocols, consisting of the following components: • AD update, for a CPCM Instance to request update indications of the AD status. • AD change; for a CPCM Instance to request a Domain Controller to change the registered AD attributes. • ADM quorum test, for a Domain ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.2 AD update request | void AD_update_request_message ( AD_internal_record_list() internal_record_list ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 117 This message shall be sent to the Local Master by a member Instance that wants to be notified of the current state of the Domain, e.g. after reconnection to the network. Table 159: AD update re... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.3 AD update response | void AD_update_response_message ( [AD_internal_record_list()] internal_record_list ); This message shall be sent by the Local Master in response to an AD Update request. Table 161: AD update response message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_update_response_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x6007 16 bslbf control_field ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.4 AD update indication | void AD_update_indication_message ( AD_internal_record_list() internal_record_list ); This message shall be broadcast by the Domain Controller and/or Local Master whenever a change occurs to the Domain Internal Record. Table 163: AD update indication message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_update_indication_message(){ CPCM_p... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.5 AD change request | void AD_change_request_message ( ADID ADID, AD_name name, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be sent to the Domain Controller (possibly via Local Master) by a non-Domain Controller Instance in order to request a change to the Domain. Table 165: AD change request message Syntax Bits Identifier ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.6 AD change response | void AD_change_response_message ( ADID ADID, AD_name name, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 120 This message shall be the response from the Domain Controller when a change has been requested. Table 167: AD change response message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_change_response... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.7 ADM quorum test query | void ADM_quorum_test_query_message ( ADID ADID, challenge Random_A ); This message shall be sent by the Domain Controller to perform the quorum test during the Join protocol. Table 169: Quorum test query message Syntax Bits Identifier ADM_quorum_test_query_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x6086 16 bslbf control... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.8 ADM quorum test response | void ADM_quorum_test_response_message ( CPCM_instance_certificate_id originating_instance_id, AD_capability() capability, challenge Random_A ); This message shall be in response to a quorum test query from the same AD. Table 171: Quorum test response message Syntax Bits Identifier ADM_quorum_test_response_message(){ CP... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.9 ADM invite | void ADM_invite_message ( ADID ADID, protocol_status protocol_status CPCM_protocol protocol, [CPCM_instance_certificate_id] domain_controller, [DC_ADSE_values] ADSE_values [remotely_joined_cicf_list()] remotely_joined_cicf_list ); This message is used when a Device Application requests an Instance to start an ADM secur... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.3.10 ADM invite result | void ADM_invite_result_message ( ADID ADID, CPCM_protocol protocol, ); This message shall be the response to ADM_invite_message. Table 175: ADM invite result message Syntax Bits Identifier ADM_invite_result_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x6002 16 bslbf control_field = 0x00 8 bslbf message_payload_length 16 ui... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.4 AD Join | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.4.1 General | The AD Join protocol is a transactional protocol used to enable a CPCM Instance to Join an existing AD. |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.4.2 AD Join begin | void AD_join_begin_message ( ADID ADID, ADM_status status, AD_capability() capability, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be used by a CPCM Instance to initiate Joining an existing AD. This message can be sent (message type is 0x600C) or broadcast (message type is 0x600D). Table 177: AD Join b... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.4.3 AD Join ready | void AD_join_ready_message ( ADID ADID, ADM_status status, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be used by a Local Master and/or Domain Controller to begin acceptance of a Join process. Table 179: AD Join ready message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_join_ready_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.4.4 AD Join commit | void AD_join_commit_message ( ADID ADID, ADM_status status, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be used to indicate full commitment by the Instance wanting to Join the Domain. Table 181: AD Join commit message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_join_commit_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x600E ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.4.5 AD Join confirm | void AD_join_confirm_message ( [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); ETSI ETSI TS 102 825-4 V1.2.1 (2011-02) 127 This message shall be sent by the Domain Controller and/or Local Master to the new Instance to confirm a Join. Table 183: AD Join confirm message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_join_confirm_message(){ CPCM_pr... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.4.6 AD Join finish | void AD_join_finish_message ( [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be sent back by the newly Joined Instance to allow cleanup of Join records at the Local Master and Domain Controller. Table 184: AD Join Finish message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_join_finish_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type =... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.5 AD Leave | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.5.1 General | The AD Leave protocol is a transactional protocol used to enable a CPCM Instance to leave the AD of which it is a member. |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.5.2 AD Leave begin | void AD_leave_begin_message ( ADID ADID, ADM_status status, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be sent by any member Instance when it wishes to remove itself from the Domain. Table 185: AD Leave begin message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_leave_begin_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x6011 ... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.5.3 AD Leave ready | void AD_leave_ready_message ( ADID ADID, ADM_status status, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be sent by the Local Master or Domain Controller in response to the Instance wishing to Leave. Table 187: AD Leave ready message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_leave_ready_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.5.4 AD Leave commit | void AD_leave_commit_message ( ADID ADID, ADM_status status, [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be sent to the Local Master or Domain Controller by the Instance wishing to Leave. The originator shall have no further chance to cancel the operation. Table 189: AD Leave commit message Syntax Bits... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.5.5 AD Leave confirm | void AD_leave_confirm_message ( [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall provide the confirmation that a Leave operation has been completed. Table 191: AD Leave confirm message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_leave_confirm_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x6014 16 bslbf control_field = 0x08 8 bslb... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.5.6 AD Leave finish | void AD_leave_finish_message ( [delegating_instance_id] delegating_id ); This message shall be the final message from the departing Instance to the Domain, allowing cleanup of change records. Table 192: AD Leave finish message Syntax Bits Identifier AD_leave_finish_message(){ CPCM_protocol_message_type = 0x6015 16 bslb... |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.6 Local Master election | |
bd3d0428f407f7867a0c202a7c97ce88 | 102 825-4 | 6.6.6.1 General | The Local Master (LM) election protocol is applied in order to select the CPCM Instance that is to perform the role of ADM Local Master when more than one CPCM Instance is present that could assume the role of Local Master. This process is defined in detail in TS 102 825-7 [8]. The protocol sequence is shown in figure ... |
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