Table of Contents
1Scope
2References
3Definitions
4Abbreviations
5Description
5.1Overview
5.2Protocolarchitecture
5.3Transportmechanisms
5.4Servicesprovidedbyindividualprotocolentities
6Operationalrequirements
6.1Provisionandwithdrawal
6.2Requirementsontheoriginatingnetworkside
6.3Requirementsonthedestinationnetworkside
7Primitivedefinitionsandstatedefinitions
7.1Primitivedefinitions
7.2Statedefinitions
8Codingrequirements
8.1Messagefunctionaldefinitionsandcontent
8.2Generalmessageformatandinformationelement
coding
9Signallingprocedures
9.1SendingGAT-Control
9.2ReceivingGAT-Control
9.3TransitGAT-Control
9.4EndGAT-Control
9.5Interpretation
10Interactionswithothernetworks
10.1InterworkingwithprivateISDNs
10.2Interworkingwithnon-ISDNs
10.3Interworkingwithframe-relay
10.4InterworkingwithPSPDNs
10.5InterworkingwithH.323environments
11Parametervalues
AnnexA-Redirectionfunction
AppendixI-ExamplesofGATprotocolarchitectures
I.1Introduction
I.2Examplesforuseinnarrow-bandISDN
I.3ExamplesforuseinbroadbandISDN
I.4Keytofigureswithinthisappendix
I.5Bibliographyforfigureswithinthisappendix
AppendixII-GeneralinformationforthedefinitionofGAT
userapplications
II.1Introduction
II.2ROSE
II.3Serviceindicator
II.4Addressingmechanisms
II.5Otherapplicationdataissues
AppendixIII-Assignmentofobjectidentifiers Abstract
Provides the protocol for Generic Addressing and Transport (GAT). GAT is a protocol for exchanging Application Protocol Data Units (APDUs) between service provision points that may be located within the same network, between networks, or between a terminal and a network.
