1
Scope
2
Normative references
2.1 Identical Recommendations | International Standards
2.2 Paired Recommendations | International
Standards equivalent in technical content
2.3 Additional references
3 Definitions
3.1 Basic reference model definitions
3.2 Abstract syntax notation one
definitions
3.3 Management framework definitions
3.4 Common management information service
definitions
3.5 Systems management overview
definitions
3.6 Management information model
definitions
3.7 Additional definitions
4 Abbreviations
5
Conventions
6
Requirements
7
Model
7.1 Internal scheduling mechanism
7.2 External scheduling mechanism
7.3 Types of scheduling
7.4 Relationships between SOs and SMOs
8 Generic definitions
8.1 Management information required for internal scheduling
8.2 Managed objects
8.3 Packages
8.4 Properties of SMOs
8.5 Compliance
8.6 Generic definitions from the object
management function
8.7 Generic definitions from the state
management function
8.8 Generic definitions from the event
report management function
8.9 Generic definitions from the test
management function
8.10 Generic definitions from the
summarization function
9 Service definition
10 Functional units
11 Protocol and abstract syntax
11.1 Managed objects
11.2 Management attributes
11.3 Management actions
11.4 Management notifications
12
Relationships with other functions
13 Conformance
13.1 Static conformance
13.2 Dynamic conformance
13.3 Management implementation conformance
statement requirements
Annex A – Definition of management information
A.1 Object class definitions
A.1.1 Scheduler object
definition
A.1.2 Daily scheduler
object definition
A.1.3 Weekly scheduler
object definition
A.1.4 Monthly scheduler
object definition
A.1.5 Periodic scheduler
object definition
A.1.6 Daily operation
scheduler object definition
A.1.7 Weekly operation
scheduler object definition
A.1.8 Monthly operation
scheduler object definition
A.1.9 Periodic operation scheduler object definition
A.1.10 Operation result
record object definition
A.1.11 multischeduler
object definition
A.1.12 typeOfDayController
A.2 Name bindings
A.2.1 Scheduler name
binding
A.2.2 type of day
controller name-binding
A.3 Packages
A.3.1 Multiple daily
scheduling package
A.3.2 Multiple monthly
scheduling package
A.3.3 Multiple weekly
scheduling package
A.3.4 Periodic
scheduling package
A.3.5 Resynchronize
mode package
A.3.6 Scheduled managed
objects package
A.3.7 Scheduler object
package
A.3.8 Operations
scheduling package
A.3.9 Operation
notification package
A.4 Attributes
A.4.1 External
scheduler name attribute
A.4.2 On duty attribute
A.4.3 Resynchronize
mode attribute
A.4.4 Scheduled managed
objects attribute
A.4.5 Scheduler ID
attribute
A.4.6 scheduling data attribute
A.4.7 Sequence of days
attribute
A.4.8 Sequence of
months attribute
A.4.9 Sequence of weeks
attribute
A.4.10 Time period
attribute
A.4.11 Operation specifications attribute
A.4.12 Operation result
attribute
A.4.13 type of day
controller instance attribute
A.4.14 type of day
controller id attribute
A.4.15 week day translation list attribute
A.4.16 Behaviour for
current TypeOfDay initial value
A.5 Notifications
A.5.1 Operation result
notification
A.6 ASN.1 definitions
Annex B – Exemple of scheduling Data values
B.1 Example 1: Shows several index values use
B.1.1 Interval solution
B.1.2 Trigger solution
B.2 Example 2: Shows typeOfDay use
B.2.1 Interval solution
B.2.2 Trigger solution
B.3 Example 3: Shows overlapping
intervals, implicit repetition (months periodicity) and mixed scheduler types
Annex C – MCS proforma
Annex D – PICS proforma
Annex E – MOCS proforma
Annex F – MIDS proforma
Annex G – MRCS proforma