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Title:	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:	Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:	TAEC::BEROUD

Created:	Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:	Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6497
Total number of notes:	27359

4383.0. "DECmcc Standards Implementations and Doc" by MAIL::CLAYTON (Merlin Clayton DTN 445-7217) Wed Jan 13 1993 15:46

I'm working on an RFP that requires references to official documentation
and inclusion of said documentation in our response.  The RFP calls out 
several ISO standards for network management, and wants proof that we 
comply to the respective standards.  I've not yet composed a comprehensive
list of the required standards compliance, buts ISO standards 10164-etal;
ISO Event Reporting Functions, Log Control Functions, etc., etc., etc. are
all specifically referenced.

My question is, where can I get "official" documentation stating that DECmcc
implements the various standards?

Thanks.

Merlin

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
4383.1	Starting points	TOOK::MINTZ	Erik Mintz	`Wed Jan 13 1993 21:51`	6
	The best information handy at the moment is in notes 1218 and 2626. Unfortunately, those may be out of date (and may not be "official" enough, depending on your purpose. Have you looked at the SPD? I don't have one handy at the moment to see if there is information there. -- Erik
4383.2	Have you looked at TeMIP ?	TAEC::FLAUW		`Thu Jan 14 1993 02:44`	12
	If you are also using TeMIP, we are following ISO standards 10164 and 10165 for the implementation of our modules : Alarm Handling FM and Event Log FM. If you want more info, you can have a look in the TEMIP notefile (TAEC::TEMIP) or read the TeMIP V1.0 Introduction Manual (TAEC::TEMIP$PUBLIC:[V10_DOC]TEMIP_V10_INTRO.PS). Best regards, Marc.
4383.3	check product literature as well	GOSTE::CALLANDER		`Thu Jan 14 1993 11:01`	6
	the 1992 glossy on mcc also includes a lot of this information right in the product literature. Under the AM descriptions it says things like what protocols, which RFC, and what standards are supported. It doesn't list them all, but it is an "official" sheet you can share.
4383.4	Specific Required Standards	MAIL::CLAYTON	Merlin Clayton DTN 445-7217	`Mon Jan 18 1993 12:01`	65
	re: .1 Yes. I looked at all of the MCC related SPDs, and they lists several of the RFCs which MCC complies to, but do not provide information on other standards compliance such as ISO, CCITT, NIST, etc. Here is a summarized list of standards compliance that they are asking us to provide "official" documentation for: ISO Object Management Function 10164-1 ISO State Management Function 10164-2 ISO Attributes for Relationship 10164-3 ISO Alarm Report Function 10164-4 ISO Event Report Mgmnt Function 10164-5 ISO Log Control Function 10164-6 ISO Security Control Function 10164-7 ISO Security Audit Trail 10164-8 ISO CMIS 9595 ISO CMIP 9596 ISO Structure of Mgmnt Info 10165 ISO Definition of Mgmnt Info 10165-2 Other standards that they are specifying that relate to the various network layers are: Session Layer: ISO 8326 & 8327 CCITT X.215 & X.225 NIST Stable Implementation Agreements for OSI V5 , Part 5 Version 1 & 2 of Session layer protocol Transport Layer: ISO 8072 & 8073 CCITT X.214 & X.215 NIST SIA for OSI Ver 5, Part 4 Network Layer: CCITT X.25 - 1988 ISO 8473 CLNP - IETF IP ISO 9542 ES-IS WAN Interface: 1988 CCITT X.25 X.121 14 digit address X.121 Subnet addressing LAN Interface: Enet V2 802.3 Enet 802.4 802.5 TR FDDI Broadband Now, I'm not sure how all of the network layer standards relate to management, but I've been assigned the task to find out by the proposal team leader. Can someone please point me in the right direction. Thank you. Merlin
4383.5	Nice list, ask JSG	BLUMON::SYLOR	Architect = Buzzword Generator	`Mon Jan 18 1993 22:54`	1
	Ask Jon Goodridge, took::jsg he's handling standards these days.