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IEEE 802.9 1994

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Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: IEEE Standard for Integrated Services (IS) LAN Interface at the Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical (PHY) Layers

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IEEE 1994 437
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New IEEE Standard – Inactive – Withdrawn. A unified access method that offers integrated services (IS) to the desktop for a variety of publicly and privately administered backbone networks (e.g., ANSI FDDI, IEEE 802.x, and ISDN) is defined. In addition, the interface at the MAC sublayer and the PHY Layer is specified.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 Important Notice!
2 Title Page
4 Introduction
7 Participants
9 CONTENTS
11 1. Overview
1.1 Scope and purpose
12 1.2 Notation
16 1.3 Service model
21 1.4 Document organization
23 2. References
29 3. Definitions
33 4. Abbreviations
39 5. Architecture
5.1 Overview and basic concepts
42 5.2 Application areas
43 5.3 Layers and layer service boundaries
51 6. Frame structure
6.1 Overview
6.2 Numbering convention
52 6.3 Order of bit transmission
6.4 Order of octet transmission for fields which span more than one octet
6.5 TDM frame structure
64 6.6 Packet frame structure
69 7. Service specification
7.1 Packet services
80 7.2 Convergence of services
92 7.3 Management services
107 8. Detailed specification of the medium access control (MAC) sublayer
8.1 Overview of the MAC sublayer
8.2 The ISLAN MAC protocol engine model
112 8.3 P channel access control
140 8.4 Timing relationship of TDM frames exchanged between the ISTE and the AU
143 9. Detailed specification of the Physical (PHY) Layer
9.1 Overview
9.2 HMUX sublayer
172 9.3 PS sublayer
188 9.4 PMD sublayer for 4.096 Mb/s application
200 9.5 PMD sublayer for higher rate (20.48 Mb/s) application
217 9.6 Connector
219 9.7 Powering considerations
220 9.8 Medium cable characteristics—4.096 Mb/s PMD
223 9.9 Medium cable characteristics—20.48 Mb/s PMD
225 10. ISLAN layer management
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Characteristics of the ISLAN interface relevant to management
226 10.3 OSI network management framework
230 10.4 Relationship of IEEE 802.9 subnetwork management entities
232 10.5 ISDN network management information exchange
233 10.6 Management transport channels within the IEEE 802.9 interface
234 10.7 The structure of OSI management information
240 10.8 OSI management functional areas in the ISLAN environment
241 10.9 Inheritance hierarchy for ISLAN management
245 10.10 The containment hierarchy for ISLAN management
246 10.11 The OSI registration hierarchy for ISLAN layer management
248 10.12 The definition of the ISLAN systems MOs
249 10.13 Definition of the ISLAN layer MO classes
261 10.14 Management of the ISDN user/network interface in the ISLAN
272 10.15 MIB tables
281 11. Signalling and ISDN management scope
11.1 Introduction
282 11.2 General overview of the service
283 11.3 Requirements for signalling support
285 11.4 CCITT Q.931 architecture overview
293 11.5 P channel call control procedures
296 11.6 Interface between CCITT Q.931 and the HMC
297 11.7 Addressing
11.8 Configuration topologies
298 11.9 ISDN management functions
301 Annex A—Protocol implementation conformance statement (PICS) pro forma
303 Annex B— Managed object conformance statement (MOCS)
305 Annex C—GDMO and ASN.1 specification of management infor mation
C.1 Introduction
C.2 Specification for the MAC service access point managed object
306 C.3 Specifications for the generic MAC entity MO
320 C.4 Specifications for the core ISLAN MAC package
321 C.5 Specifications for the ISTE MAC specific package
322 C.6 Specifications for the AU MAC specific package
327 C.7 Specification for the HMUX characteristics package
331 C.8 Specifications for the physical signalling (PS) characteristics package
335 C.9 Specifications for the PMD characteristics package
337 C.10 Name binding of the ISLAN PHY entity MO
C.11 Associated ASN.1 specifications
338 C.12 Specification for the ISDN user network interface MO in the ISLAN
339 C.13 Specification of generic LAPD entity MO
346 C.14 Specification of ISLAN LAPD address package MO
353 C.15 Specification of ISDN CCITT Q.931 entity MO
362 C.16 Specification of the ISDN channel MO
367 Annex D—Recommendations for signalling procedures
D.1 Overview
D.2 CCITT Q.931 messages
373 D.3 Information elements
380 D.4 Circuit-switched calls
384 D.5 Supplementary services
387 Annex E—Architecture of the access unit (AU) and guidelines for implemen tation
E.1 Bearer service in a Mode 0 environment
E.2 Bearer service in a Mode 1 environment
389 E.3 Bearer service in a Mode 2 environment
390 E.4 Bearer service in a Mode 3 environment
391 E.5 Relationship of IEEE 802.9 subnetwork management entities in AU-to-AU topology
393 Annex F—Sequence and description language (SDL) description of the information flow across lay ers
F.1 Overview
398 F.2 System ISLAN
399 F.3 Substructure ISTE_A
401 F.4 Substructure iste_a_protocol_engine and isau_protoco l engine
404 F.5 Substructure DLC
406 F.6 Block islan_mac_protocol_engine
409 Annex G—Multimedia security control provision in IEEE 802.9 ISLAN
G.1 Overview
410 G.2 Secure service provision in IEEE 802.9
411 Annex H—Address interworking across an IEEE 802.9 network
H.1 Requirements
413 H.2 Relevant addressing schemes
423 H.3 IEEE 802.9 addressing
431 Annex I—Support of cell relay bearer service
I.1 Overview
I.2 Cell bearer service within an IEEE 802.9 subnetwork
433 I.3 Cell access protocol description
434 I.4 Packet and cell service priorities
I.5 Packet and cell service model
435 I.6 Variable length cell bearer services
I.7 Multiple cell services
436 I.8 Inter-service contention and management
I.9 Cell service/PHY service interface
437 I.10 Service priority and preemption
IEEE 802.9 1994
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