1 General
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Scope
1.3 Background
1.4 OSI applicability
1.5 Relationship to the Three Stage Process
2
The OSI Reference Model
2.1 General Description of the OSI Reference Model
2.2 OSI Layering and SS No. 7
3
Control and User Plane Modelling Aspects
4
OSI Application Layer Structure
4.1 AEs, APs, AEIs and APIs
4.2 AE-type and Application Context
4.3 ASEs, SACFs and MACFs
4.4 SAOs
5
Addressing
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Basic Definitions of SS No. 7 Addressing Information
5.3 Addressing Information in DSS 1
5.4 A Brief Review of OSI Addressing Concepts
5.5 Lower Layer Addressing Relationships in International SS No. 7
5.6 Summary of Addressing Equivalents Noted for International SS
No. 7
5.7 Further Study Item for Evolution of SS No. 7 Addressing
5.8 Addressing Equivalents for DSS 1
6
Application of OSI Application Layer Concepts
6.1 Application of OSI Application Layer Concepts to SS No. 7
6.2 Association Control Requirements for Signalling
6.3 ROSE
7
Management Functionality
8
Layer 4, 5, 6 Guidelines
8.1 General
8.2 Layer 6 – Presentation
8.3 Layer 5 – Session
8.4 Layer 4 – Transport
9
Layer 1, 2, 3 Guidelines
10 Convergence Functions
11 Applying Protocol Architecture
Guidelines: Intelligent Network Application Part (INAP)
11.1 How IN Concepts are Realized in Protocol
11.2 Structure in the Application Layer
11.3 Proposed Structure of the INAP
11.4 Protocol Assumptions
11.5 IN Application Part Structure
11.6 Hypothetical Example
12 Compatibility Mechanisms and
Rules in SS No. 7 and DSS 1
12.1 Background
12.2 Evolutionary Requirements
12.3 Forward and Backward
Compatibility
12.4 Compatibility Rules for SS No. 7 and DSS 1
12.5 Application Protocol Enhancement Mechanism (ROSE-based
protocols)
13 References
14 List of Acronyms