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Title : NE/Facilities/Lines/Protocols/Services Modeling
Author(s) : M. Alexander
Filename : draft-alexan-datamod-00.txt
Pages : 22
Date : 2007-3-28
This draft presents a framework document for modeling network
elements (NE), facilities, lines, protocols and services for
substantially easing development and operation of element manager
systems (EMS), network management systems (NMS) and operations
support systems (OSS). The framework is independent of the access
method used, including SNMP, CLI, Netconf, Corba, CMIP, XML-RPC,
etc.) It covers configuration, alarms, current-historical
performance, accounting management and security. The frameworks
builds on and reuses the existing base of MIBs. The documents
presents a light-weight, structured and very simplified framework and
method to data modeling for defining and maintaining meta models,
device etc. models, and device etc. descriptors.
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