Table of Contents
1Scope
2Normativereferences
2.1IdenticalITU-TRecommendations/International
Standards
2.2PairedRecommendations/International
Standardsequivalentintechnicalcontent
2.3Additionalreferences
3Definitions
3.1Basicreferencemodeldefinitions
3.2Managementframeworkdefinitions
3.3CMISEdefinitions
3.4Managementinformationmodeldefinitions
3.5OSIconformancetestingmethodologyand
frameworkdefinitions
3.6Systemsmanagementoverviewdefinitions
4Abbreviations
5Systemsmanagement
6Systemsmanagementmodel
6.1Introduction
6.2Informationaspects
6.3Functionalaspects
6.4OSIcommunicationsaspects
6.5Organizationalaspects
7Systemsmanagementstandards
7.1Architectureandstructure
7.2Communicationofmanagementinformation
7.3Structureofmanagementinformation
7.4Systemsmanagementfunctions
8Conformanceandcompliance
8.1CompliancetothisRecommendation/International
Standard
8.2ConformancetothisRecommendation/International
Standard
AnnexAApplicationcontextforsystemsmanagement
A.1Background
A.2Systemsmanagementapplicationcontext
A.3Rulesforestablishmentassociations
A.4Conformance
AnnexBScopestatementforsystemsmanagementfunctions
B.1Therules
B.2Theboilerplate Abstract
Gives an overview to the family of systems management standards, determines the basis for partitioning the systems management standards into separate groups, defining the scope of each group and identifying the main components within each group, gives guidance on the development of systems management standards and identifies the relationship to each other, the principles governing conformance requirements and claims to systems management standards; and specifies terms to be used by other systems management standards.
