TS 32.101
SA5
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Telecommunication Management –
Principles and High Level Requirements
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Rapporteur: Mr. Toche, Christian
This TS establishes and defines the management principles and high-level requirements for the management of PLMNs.
In particular, this TS identifies the requirements for:
- the upper level of a management system;
- the reference model, showing the elements the management system interacts with;
- the network operator processes needed to run, operate and maintain a network;
- the functional architecture of the management system;
- the principles to be applied to management interfaces.
full Table of Contents for TS 32.101 Word version: 15.0.0
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
4 General
5 Architectural framework
6 PLMN management processes
7 PLMN management functional architecture
A [N] 3GPP Management-application-layer-protocols
B [N] 3GPP management network layer protocols
C [N] 3GPP management IRP Solution Sets
D QoS Management
E [N] Type 2 protocols and information model for use in Type 4a management interface
F Change history
1 Scope Word-p. 7
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations Word-p. 10
4 General Word-p. 13
4.1 PLMN Telecom Management
5 Architectural framework Word-p. 16
4.1.1 Basic objectives for PLMN management
4.1.2 3GPP reference model Word-p. 14
4.1.3 3GPP provisioning entities
4.1.4 Management infrastructure of the PLMN 
4.2 ITU-T TMN Word-p. 15
5.1 Management reference model and interfaces
6 PLMN management processes Word-p. 29
5.1.1 Overview [R4]
5.1.2 Interfaces from Operations Systems to NEs (Type 1 and 2) [R4] Word-p. 18
5.1.4 Interfaces to Operations Systems in other organisations (Type 5) [R4]
5.1.5 Inter-NE interfaces (Type 6) [R5]
5.1.6 Interface between NMLS and NM (Type 7) [R12] Word-p. 21
5.2 Interface levels
5.1.2.1 Interfaces from EM Operations Systems to NEs (Type 1) [R5] Word-p. 19
5.1.2.2 Interfaces from NM Operations Systems to NEs (Type 2) [R5]
5.1.3 Interfaces to Enterprise Systems (Type 3) [R4] Word-p. 20
5.1.3a Interface between Network Managers (Type 4) [R7]
5.1.3b Interface between Domain Managers (Type 4a) - the Itf-P2P Interface [R7]
5.1.4 Interfaces to Operations Systems in other organisations (Type 5) [R4]
5.1.5 Inter-NE interfaces (Type 6) [R5]
5.1.6 Interface between NMLS and NM (Type 7) [R12] Word-p. 21
5.2.1 Overview [R4]
5.2.2 Information Model level [R4]
5.2.3 Solution Set (SS) level [R4]
5.2.4 Management-application-layer-protocol level [R4]
5.2.5 Networking protocol level [R4] Word-p. 22
5.2.6 Physical level [R4]
5.3 3GPP compliance conditions
5.4 Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) [R9]
5.4.1 Basic elements of SOA
5.4.2 Aggregation of SOA basic elements Word-p. 23
5.4.3 Information transfer bus Word-p. 24
5.4.4 SOA elements within the Management reference model
5.4.5 SOA-based representation of the Management Reference Model Word-p. 25
5.4.6 SOA-supporting Solution Set Word-p. 26
5.5 Converged Management [R11]
6.1 Process decomposition [R4]
6.2 Void
6.3 Void
6.4 Void
6.5 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) processes [R8] Word-p. 30
7 PLMN management functional architecture Word-p. 38
6.5.1 CRM Support and Readiness
6.5.2 Customer Interface Management Word-p. 31
6.5.3 Marketing Fulfilment Response
6.5.4 Selling
6.5.5 Order Handling
6.5.6 Problem Handling
6.5.7 Customer QoS/SLA Management
6.5.8 Billing and Collections Management)
6.5.9 Retention and Loyalty
6.6 Service Management and Operations (SM&O) Processes [R8] Word-p. 32
6.6.1 SM&O Support and Readiness
6.6.2 Service Configuration and Activation Word-p. 33
6.6.3 Service Problem Management
6.6.4 Service Quality Management
6.6.5 Service and Specific Instance Rating
6.7 Resource Management and Operations (RM&O) Processes [R8]
6.7.1 RM&O Support and Readiness Word-p. 34
6.7.2 Resource Provisioning
6.7.3 Resource Trouble Management Word-p. 35
6.7.4 Resource Performance Management
6.7.5 Resource Data Collection and Processing
6.8 Supplier/Partner Relationship Management (S/PRM) processes [R8] Word-p. 36
7.1 TM architectural aspects
7.2 Performance Management Word-p. 39
7.3 Roaming management overview Word-p. 40
7.4 Fraud management overview
7.5 Fault Management Word-p. 41
7.6 Security Management Word-p. 43
7.7 Software Management Word-p. 45
7.8 Configuration Management Word-p. 49
7.9 Accounting Management
7.10 Subscription Management Word-p. 50
7.11 Subscriber and Equipment Trace Management [R5] Word-p. 51
7.12 OAM&P of the PLMN "Management Infrastructure" [R5]
7.13 Service Level Trace Management [R12]
A (Normative) 3GPP Management-application-layer-protocols Word-p. 52
B (Normative) 3GPP management network layer protocols Word-p. 53
C (Normative) 3GPP management IRP Solution Sets Word-p. 54
D QoS Management [R4] Word-p. 55
7.13 Service Level Trace Management [R12]
D.1 Overview
D.2 QoS Provisioning Word-p. 56
E (Normative) Type 2 protocols and information model for use in Type 4a management interface [R8] Word-p. 67
F Change history Word-p. 68
D.2.0 Introduction [R12]
D.2.1 Conceptual Architecture Word-p. 57
D.2.2 NML QoS Policy Provisioning Word-p. 58
D.2.3 EML QoS Policy Provisioning
D.2.4 Policy Decision Point Word-p. 59
D.2.5 Policy Enforcement Point
D.3 QoS Monitoring Word-p. 60
D.3.0 Introduction [R12]
D.3.1 QoS Monitoring Conceptual Architecture
D.3.2 Network Element Word-p. 61
D.3.3 Element Management Layer Word-p. 62
D.3.4 Network Management Layer Word-p. 63
D.4 QoS Management References Word-p. 64
