Table of Contents
1Scope
2References
3Definitionsandabbreviations
3.1Definitions
3.2Abbreviations
4Accessnetworkfunctionalarchitectureandrelated
functions
4.1Introduction
4.2Generalaccessnetworkarchitectureand
boundaries
4.3Generalprotocolmodelforaccessnetwork
4.4Definitionofindividualfunctionalgroups
4.4.1Userportfunction
4.4.2Serviceportfunction
4.4.3Corefunction
4.4.4Transportfunction
4.4.5ANsystemmanagementfunction
4.5Accessnetworkinterfaces
4.5.1Usernetworkinterface
4.5.1.1IndividualUNI
4.5.1.2SharedUNI
4.5.2Servicenodeinterface
5Supportofaccesstypesinaccessnetworks
6Transportcapabilities
6.1Transportlayermodel
6.2Transportlayerfunctionandrequirements
7Management,controlandoperationissues
7.1Functionalmanagementarchitecture
7.2Requirementsforoperationandmaintenanceof
accessnetworks
7.3DescriptionoftheANmanagementfunctions
7.3.1Managementoftheuserportfunction
7.3.1.1Userportcontrol
7.3.1.2Userportmonitoring
7.3.1.3Userportrelatedstatusevents
7.3.2Managementofthecorefunction
7.3.2.1Corefunctioncontrol
7.3.2.2Corefunctionmonitoring
7.3.3Managementofserviceportfunction
7.3.3.1Serviceportcontrol
7.3.3.2Serviceportmonitoring
7.3.3.3Serviceportrelatedstatusevents
7.3.4Managementofthetransportfunctions
7.3.4.1Transportfunctioncontrol
7.3.4.2Transportfunctioncontrol
7.3.4.3Transportfunctionrelatedstatusevents
7.3.5ManagementoftheANsystemmanagementfunction
7.3.5.1ANsystemmanagementfunctioncontrol
7.3.5.2ANsystemmanagementfunctionmonitoring
7.4Managementinformationflows
8Servicenodeinterfacesandservicenoderequirements
8.1Typesofservicenodes
8.1.1Servicespecificservicenodes
8.1.2Modularservicenodes
8.2Servicenodeinterfaces
AnnexAAccessnetworkarchitectureaspectsconcerning
accesstypesandaccessfunction
A.1Theaccessarchitectureandtherelevant
recommendations
A.2Accessconnectionelementimplementationcases
A.3TheETfunctioninthedifferentaccess
connectionelementimplementationcases
A.4Accessnetworkperformanceandmaintenance
A.4.1Accessnetworkerrorperformance
A.4.2Userportmaintenanceandperformanceincaseof
accessnetworkswithandwithoutcopperdrop
A.5Multi-hostingandmulti-homing
A.6Accessesforon-demandserviceandleasedline
AppendixISupportofaccesstypesinaccessnetworks
I.1Status
I.2UNI
I.3Accessdigitalsection
I.4Informationtype
I.5Transfermode
I.6Direction
I.7Requiredchannelrateorcellrate
AppendixIIExamplesoffunctionalmodelsoflowernetwork
layersofaccessnetwork
AppendixIIIExamplesofdifferentaccessnetworkconfigurations
III.1Multiplexingontransmissionmedialayer
III.2Multiplexingonpathlayer
III.2.1Remoteaccessconnection
III.2.2Remotelyconnectedaccess
III.3Fullintegration Abstract
Identifies and describes the architecture of the Access Network and its relation to the Service Nodes, the access types considered to be supported by the Access Network, the bearer transport capabilities and requirements, the management concept and requirements in conjunction with the Service Nodes, and the operation and control requirements of accesses.
