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Information technology — Open Systems Interconnection — Common management information protocol — Part 1: Specification

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ISO/IEC 9596-1:1998

Information technology — Open Systems Interconnection — Common management information protocol — Part 1: Specification

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Format:: Electronic (PDF)
Number of pages:: 35
Publication date:: October 8, 1998
Edition:: ISO/IEC IS 9596 edition 3 version 1
ICS:: 35.100.70

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This Recommendation | International Standard specifies a protocol which is used by application layer entities to exchange management information. This Recommendation | International Standard specifies: ? procedures for the transmission of management information between application entities; ? the abstract syntax of the Common Management Information Protocol (CMIP) and the associated encoding rules to be applied; ? procedures for the correct interpretation of protocol control information; ? the conformance requirements to be met by implementation of this Recommendation | International Standard. This Recommendation | International Standard does not specify: ? the structure or meaning of the management information that is transmitted by means of CMIP; ? the manner in which management is accomplished as a result of CMIP exchanges; ? the interactions which result in the use of CMIP.

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Technical committee: ISO/IEC JTC 1 - Information technology
SKU: ISO/IEC 9596-1:1998

Abstract

Overview

ISO/IEC 9596-1:1998 - Common Management Information Protocol (CMIP) Part 1 - specifies the protocol used by application‑layer entities to exchange systems‑management information in an OSI environment. Published as the ITU‑T Recommendation X.711, this standard defines the abstract syntax and associated encoding rules for CMIP, the procedures for transmitting management information, how to interpret protocol control information, and the conformance requirements for implementations. It does not define the structure or semantics of the managed data itself or the management policies that use CMIP.

Key topics and technical requirements

Protocol scope and services: Supports CMIS operations such as M‑GET, M‑SET, M‑ACTION, M‑CREATE, M‑DELETE, M‑EVENT‑REPORT and M‑CANCEL‑GET (confirmed and unconfirmed variants).
Underlying OSI services: Specifies use of Remote Operations Service Element (ROSE) APDUs (RO‑INVOKE, RO‑RESULT, RO‑ERROR, RO‑REJECT) and assumes Association Control (ACSE) and Presentation services (P‑DATA). CMIP uses association class 3 and operation classes per CMIS needs (synchronous/asynchronous).
Abstract syntax & encoding: CMIP abstract syntax is defined using ASN.1 and mapped to encoding rules (normative references include ASN.1 and Basic Encoding Rules), with CMIP data units and APDU structures described for correct interoperability.
Procedures covered: Association establishment/release, remote operations, event reporting, get/set/action/create/delete procedures, orderly and abrupt release handling.
Conformance: Static and dynamic conformance requirements are specified; Part 2 of ISO/IEC 9596 provides a PICS proforma for implementation conformance testing.
Annex material: Includes association rules, expanded ASN.1 syntax, ROSE APDU examples and directory abstract syntax for implementers.

Applications and who uses it

Network and systems management vendors implementing OSI‑based management agents and managers.
Standards and protocol engineers designing interoperable management stacks for telecommunications and enterprise networks.
Integrators and system architects building management solutions that require CMIS services over OSI layers.
QA and conformance testers using the PICS proforma to validate CMIP implementations. Use cases include fault, configuration, accounting, performance and security management where an OSI management protocol and explicit ASN.1 encoding are required.

Related standards

ISO/IEC 9595 (X.710) - Common Management Information Service (CMIS)
ISO/IEC 9596-2 - CMIP PICS proforma
ITU‑T X.219 / ISO/IEC 9072 - Remote Operations (ROSE)
ITU‑T X.217 / ISO/IEC 8649 - ACSE (Association Control)
ITU‑T X.216 / X.215 / X.200 - Presentation, Session, and OSI Basic Reference Model
ASN.1 / BER (X.208 / X.209) - Abstract Syntax and Basic Encoding Rules

Keywords: ISO/IEC 9596-1:1998, CMIP, CMIS, OSI management protocol, ASN.1, ROSE, ACSE, network management, PICS.

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Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Protocol scope and services: Supports CMIS operations such as M‑GET, M‑SET, M‑ACTION, M‑CREATE, M‑DELETE, M‑EVENT‑REPORT and M‑CANCEL‑GET (confirmed and unconfirmed variants).
Underlying OSI services: Specifies use of Remote Operations Service Element (ROSE) APDUs (RO‑INVOKE, RO‑RESULT, RO‑ERROR, RO‑REJECT) and assumes Association Control (ACSE) and Presentation services (P‑DATA). CMIP uses association class 3 and operation classes per CMIS needs (synchronous/asynchronous).
Abstract syntax & encoding: CMIP abstract syntax is defined using ASN.1 and mapped to encoding rules (normative references include ASN.1 and Basic Encoding Rules), with CMIP data units and APDU structures described for correct interoperability.
Procedures covered: Association establishment/release, remote operations, event reporting, get/set/action/create/delete procedures, orderly and abrupt release handling.
Conformance: Static and dynamic conformance requirements are specified; Part 2 of ISO/IEC 9596 provides a PICS proforma for implementation conformance testing.
Annex material: Includes association rules, expanded ASN.1 syntax, ROSE APDU examples and directory abstract syntax for implementers.

Applications and who uses it

Network and systems management vendors implementing OSI‑based management agents and managers.
Standards and protocol engineers designing interoperable management stacks for telecommunications and enterprise networks.
Integrators and system architects building management solutions that require CMIS services over OSI layers.
QA and conformance testers using the PICS proforma to validate CMIP implementations. Use cases include fault, configuration, accounting, performance and security management where an OSI management protocol and explicit ASN.1 encoding are required.

Related standards

ISO/IEC 9595 (X.710) - Common Management Information Service (CMIS)
ISO/IEC 9596-2 - CMIP PICS proforma
ITU‑T X.219 / ISO/IEC 9072 - Remote Operations (ROSE)
ITU‑T X.217 / ISO/IEC 8649 - ACSE (Association Control)
ITU‑T X.216 / X.215 / X.200 - Presentation, Session, and OSI Basic Reference Model
ASN.1 / BER (X.208 / X.209) - Abstract Syntax and Basic Encoding Rules

Keywords: ISO/IEC 9596-1:1998, CMIP, CMIS, OSI management protocol, ASN.1, ROSE, ACSE, network management, PICS.

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