ITU X.45:1996

ITU X.45:1996 Interface Between Data Terminal Equipment (dte) And Data Circuit-terminating Equipment (dce) For Terminals Operating In The Packet Mode And Connected To Public Data Networks, Designed For Efficiency At Higher Speeds Defines methods for use in support of X.25 compatible services at higher access speeds than Rec. X.25 itself. In addition, so as to add a new flexibility regarding the trade-off between error correcti

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Table of Contents

1Scope
2References
3Termsanddefinitions
4Abbreviations
5Convention
6Descriptionofservices
6.1General
6.2Serviceparameters
7Architectureoftheprotocol
7.1Serviceprovidedbytheunderlyinglayer
7.2LinkFlowControl
7.3Linkset-up
7.4Linkacknowledgement
7.5Multiplexing
7.6VCsequenceandretransmissioncontrol
7.7VC-flowcontrol
7.8VCsegmentationandreassembly
7.9VCsignalling
8DescriptionoftheDTE/DCEinterface(physicallayer)
9Codingofframesandpackets
9.1General
9.2Descriptionofframes
9.3Descriptionofpackets
9.4Meaningoftheframeandpacketfields
9.5CodingoftheTypefield
10LinkandVC-levelprocedures
10.1Identificationofthelinkconnection
10.2Genericstatusrequestprocedure
10.3Futureupgradeswithupwardcompatibility
10.4Segmentdefinition
10.5Flowcontrolatthelinklayer
10.6Linkset-upanddisconnection
10.7Procedureforpositiveandnegativeacknowledgements
ofPDU
10.8Errorcorrection
10.9Multiplexing/demultiplexing
10.10NumberingofpacketsattheVClayer
10.11Re-orderingofdatapackets
10.12FlowcontrolattheVClayer
10.13Datatransfer
10.14Interruptprocedure
10.15Resetofavirtualcircuit
11Signallingcoding
11.1Messagefunctionaldefinitionsandcontents
11.2Generalmessageformatandinformationelements
coding
11.3Addressing
11.4Handlingofcodingerrors
12Proceduresforpermanentvirtualcircuitservice
13Signallingproceduresforswitchedvirtualcircuits
13.1Set-upandclearingprocedures
13.2Procedureforrestart
13.3Effectsofclearingandrestartprocedureson
transferofpackets
14Proceduresforuserfacilities
14.1Incomingcallsbarred
14.2Outgoingcallsbarred
14.3Packetsizenegotiationfacility
14.4Assured/non-assureddatatransfernegotiation
facility
14.5Throughputnegotiationfacilities
14.6Closedusergrouprelatedfacilities
14.7Fastselect
14.8Reversecharging
14.9Reversechargingacceptance
14.10Localchargingprevention
14.11NetworkUserIdentification(NUI)relatedfacilities
14.12Transitnetworkselectionrelatedfacilities
14.13Huntgroup
14.14Callredirectionandcalldeflectionrelated
facilities
14.15Calledlineaddressmodifiednotification
14.16Transitdelayselectionandindication
14.17Alternativeaddressingfacilities
AnnexAAdditionalinformationforinterworkingbetween
X.25andX.45protocols
A.1Throughputmapping
A.2Datatransferoption
A.3Signallingcodingmapping
AppendixI-Subscriptionparametersperinterface
I.1Subscriptionparametersperinterface
I.2SubscriptionparametersperPVC

Abstract

Defines methods for use in support of X.25 compatible services at higher access speeds than Rec. X.25 itself. In addition, so as to add a new flexibility regarding the trade-off between error correction and variations of propagation delay, a non-assured data transfer option is included.

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