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TS 23.434 (SA6) ★
Service Enabler Architecture Layer for Verticals –
Functional Architecture and Information Flows

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Rapporteur:  Mr. Pattan, Basavaraj (Basu)
The present document specifies the functional architecture for service enabler architecture layer (SEAL) and the procedures, information flows and APIs for each service within SEAL in order to support vertical industry applications over the 3GPP system. The present document is applicable to vertical industry applications using E-UTRAN or NR access based on the EPC or 5GS architecture. To ensure efficient use and deployment of vertical industry applications over 3GPP systems this specification for SEAL services includes the group management, configuration management, location management, identity management and key management.

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1  Scope  Word-p. 12
2  References  Word-p. 12
3  Definitions, symbols and abbreviations  Word-p. 13
4  Architectural requirements  Word-p. 14
4.1  General  Word-p. 14
4.2  Deployment models  Word-p. 15
4.3  Location management  Word-p. 15
4.4  Group management  Word-p. 15
4.5  Configuration management  Word-p. 16
4.6  Key management  Word-p. 16
4.7  Identity management  Word-p. 16
4.8  Network resource management  Word-p. 16
5  Involved business relationships  Word-p. 17
6  Generic functional model for SEAL services  Word-p. 18
6.1  General  Word-p. 18
6.2  On-network functional model description  Word-p. 18
6.3  Off-network functional model description  Word-p. 20
6.4  Functional entities description  Word-p. 21
6.5  Reference points description  Word-p. 26
7  Identities  Word-p. 29
8  Application of functional model to deployments  Word-p. 30
9  Location management  Word-p. 35
9.1  General  Word-p. 35
9.2  Functional model for location management  Word-p. 35
9.3  Procedures and information flows for Location management (on-network)  Word-p. 37
9.4  SEAL APIs for location management  Word-p. 45
10  Group management  Word-p. 46
10.1  General  Word-p. 46
10.2  Functional model for group management  Word-p. 46
10.3  Procedures and information flows for group management  Word-p. 49
10.4  SEAL APIs for group management  Word-p. 66
11  Configuration management  Word-p. 69
11.1  General  Word-p. 69
11.2  Functional model for configuration management  Word-p. 69
11.3  Procedures and information flows for configuration management  Word-p. 72
11.4  SEAL APIs for configuration management  Word-p. 80
12  Identity management  Word-p. 81
12.1  General  Up  Word-p. 81
12.2  Functional model for identity management  Word-p. 81
12.3  Procedures and information flows for identity management  Word-p. 83
12.4  SEAL APIs for identity management  Word-p. 85
13  Key management  Word-p. 85
13.1  General  Word-p. 85
13.2  Functional model for key management  Up  Word-p. 85
13.3  Procedures and information flows for key management  Word-p. 88
13.4  SEAL APIs for key management  Word-p. 88
14  Network resource management  Word-p. 88
14.1  General  Word-p. 88
14.2  Functional model for network resource management  Word-p. 89
14.3  Procedures and information flows for network resource management  Word-p. 91
14.4  SEAL APIs for network resource management  Word-p. 112
15  Service-based interface representation of the functional model for SEAL services  Word-p. 113
A  SEAL integration with 3GPP network exposure systems  Word-p. 114
B  SEAL functional model mapping with Common functional architecture (CFA)  Word-p. 116
C  Change history  Word-p. 117

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