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          INTERNET-DRAFT              Russell R. Blaesing
                                      James A. Verploegh
                                      Open Networks Engineering, Inc.










                  ISO Transport Protocol (ISO 8072 & ISO 8073)
                          Management Information Base


                                  18 June 1992
                       Expiration Date:  23 December 1992








          Status of this Memo


          This memo defines an experimental version of an ISO
          Transport Management Information Base for use with network
          management protocols in TCP/IP-based internets.  This memo
          does not specify a standard for the Internet community.
          However, after experimentation, if sufficient consensus is
          reached in the Internet community, then a subsequent
          revision of this document may be placed in the Internet-
          standard MIB.  This draft document will be submitted to the
          RFC editor as a protocol specification.  Distribution of
          this memo is unlimited.

          This document is an Internet Draft.  Internet Drafts are
          working documents of the Internet Engineering Task Force
          (IETF), its Areas, and its Working Groups. Note that other
          groups may also distribute working documents as Internet
          Drafts.




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          Table of Contents


          1.   Abstract..........................................3
          2.   Introduction......................................3
          3.   Objects...........................................3
          4.   Object Definitions................................4
          5.   Acknowledgements..................................18
          6.   References........................................18
          7.   Security Considerations...........................20
          8.   Authors' Addresses................................20
          9.   Expiration Date...................................20






















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          1.   Abstract

          This memo defines an experimental version of an ISO
          Transport Management Information Base for use with network
          management protocols.


          2.   Introduction

          This document defines an ISO Transport Management
          Information Base for use with the network management
          protocols.  The ISO Transport network management document
          [10] was used as a basis for this document.

          The ISO Transport network management document [10] is a
          draft document out for comment.  The comment period ended
          May 22, 1991.  Therefore, this INTERNET-DRAFT may change to
          accomodate any changes reflected in the final version of the
          ISO Transport network management document [10].


          3.   Objects

          The objects described in this document use the format
          described in "Concise MIB Definitions" [6].  This document
          should be referenced to fully understand section 4.

          Consistent with the IAB directive to produce simple,
          workable systems in the short-term, the list of managed
          objects defined here, has been derived by taking only those
          elements which are considered essential.  This document only
          describes ISO Transport class 4 specific objects.
















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          4.   Object Definitions

            INTERNET-DRAFT-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

            IMPORTS
              experimental, Counter, Gauge
                FROM RFC1155-SMI
              OBJECT-TYPE
                FROM RFC-1212;

            --  This MIB module uses the extended OBJECT-TYPE --
                macro as defined in SMI [2];

            tp  OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { experimental 1 }

            -- The following objects correspond to objects within
            -- the Transport Entity Managed Object as defined by
            -- ISO/IEC CD 10737.

            tpUndecodedNSDUs OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX  Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of network layer service data units
                    (NSDUs) that were received that could not be
                    associated with a valid t-selector (tsapID)."
               ::= { tp 1 }

            tpChksumErrors OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of  Transport PDUs received with
                    incorrect checksum."
               ::= { tp 2 }

            tpProtocolErrors OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION




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                    "The number of Transport PDUs received with an
                    invalid  header."
               ::= { tp 3 }

            -- The following objects correspond to objects within
            -- the Connection-Oriented Transport protocol Machine
            -- Managed Object as defined by ISO/IEC CD 10737.

            tpSentOctets OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of user data octets sent.  Do not
                    include data in non-DT TPDUs, or DT TPDUs that
                    were rejected."
               ::= { tp 4 }

            tpRcvdOctets OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of user data octets received in valid
                    DT PDUs.  Do not include data in non-DT TPDUs, or
                    DT TPDUs that were rejected."
               ::= { tp 5 }

            tpOpenConns OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Gauge
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of transport connections currently in
                    the open  state."
               ::= { tp 6 }

            tpMaxConns OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The maximum number of simultaneously open
                    transport connections allowed."
               ::= { tp 7 }

            tpLocSuccessConns OBJECT-TYPE



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               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of locally initiated transport
                    connections that  reached the open state."
               ::= { tp 8 }

            tpRemSuccessConns OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of remotely initiated transport
                    connections that reached the open state."
               ::= { tp 9 }

            tpLocUnsuccessfulConns OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of locally initiated transport
                    connections that did not reach the open state.
                    Pending connections are not considered in this
                    counter."
               ::= { tp 10 }

            tpRemlyUnsuccessfulConns OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of remotely initiated transport
                    connections that did not reach the open state."
               ::= { tp 11 }

            tpLocDiscErrs OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of transport disconnects initiated by
                    the local entity that do not have a reason code
                    of 128 (normal disconnect)."
               ::= { tp 12 }




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            tpRemDiscErrs OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of transport disconnects initiated by
                    the peer entity that does not have a reason code
                    of 128 (normal disconnect)."
               ::= { tp 13 }

            tpUnassocTPDUs OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The number of transport PDUs that could not be
                    associated with a valid transport reference
                    number."
               ::= { tp 14 }

            tpMaxOpenConns OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The highest number of transport connections to
                    simultaneously be in the open state.  This may
                    only be set to the value 0 (reset), which has the
                    effect of setting the value to the current value
                    of tpOpenConns."
               ::= { tp 15 }

            -- The following objects correspond to objects within
            -- the Transport Conn  Initial Value Managed
            -- Object as defined by ISO/IEC CD 10737.

            tpProtocolClasses OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The set of protocol classes that may be stated at
                    connection establishment.  Each class supported
                    is represented as a bit with class 0 being bit 1,
                    class 1 begin bit 2, etc. This may be represented
                    in 'C' as:  tpClassesSupported = 1 << first_class
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                                          1 << second_class"
               ::= { tp 16 }

            tpClassesSupported OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The set of protocol classes that are supported by
                    the implementation.  Each class supported is
                    represented as a bit with class 0 being bit 1,
                    class 1 begin bit 2, etc. This may be represented
                    in 'C' as:  tpClassesSupported = 1 << first_class
                    |
                                          1 << second_class"
               ::= { tp 17 }

            tpExtendedFormat OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Enables the negotiation of the extended TPDU
                    format.  TRUE (1) enables use of extended format,
                    FALSE (2) disables it."
               ::= { tp 18 }

            tpChksum OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Enables negotiation of checksum non-use.  TRUE
                    (1) enables non-use, FALSE (2) disables it."
               ::= { tp 19 }

            tpInitInactTime OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Value to use for the inactivity timer(I)."
               ::= { tp 20 }

            tpInitRetransTime OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks
               ACCESS read-write



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               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Value to use for the local retransmission
                    timer(T1).  The value may change adaptively
                    during the lifetime of the connection, and
                    another value may be adopted initially based on
                    knowledge concerning the remote system.  The
                    value of this object is used in the absence of
                    other information."
               ::= { tp 21 }

            tpInitWindowTimer OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Value to use for the window timer(W).  Meaningful
                    for Class 4 only."
               ::= { tp 22 }

            tpMaxWindow OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The maximum window to be given on a connection at
                    any time. Buffering or other implementation
                    constraints or policies may cause a smaller value
                    to be used."
               ::= { tp 23 }

            tpMaxTPDUSize OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The maximum allowable TPDU size to negotiate.
                    Implementations constraints or policies may cause
                    a smaller value to be used."
               ::= { tp 24 }

            tpMaxRetrans OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The maximum number of retransmissions of a TPDU."



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               ::= { tp 25 }

            tpExplicitFlowCtl OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Enables negotiation of explicit flow control for
                     Class 2.  TRUE (1) enables negotiation, FALSE
                     (0) disables negotiation."
               ::= { tp 26 }

            tpAckTime OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks
               ACCESS read-write
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The value of the Acknowledgement timer in use by
                     the transport."
               ::= { tp 27 }

            -- The following objects correspond to objects within
            -- the Transport Connection  Managed  Object as
            -- defined by ISO/IEC CD 10737.

            tpConnTable OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF TpConnEntry
               ACCESS not-accessible
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The table of connection information."
               ::= { tp 28 }

            tpConnEntry OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TpConnEntry
               ACCESS not-accessible
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The connection entry for a transport connection"
              INDEX { tpConnLocRef }
               ::= { tpConnTable 1 }

            TpConnEntry ::=
              SEQUENCE {
                tpConnLocRef  INTEGER,
               tpConnState  INTEGER,
               tpConnUpTime   INTEGER,



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                tpConnProtocolClass  INTEGER,
               tpConnExpedited  INTEGER,
                tpConnExtendedFormat  INTEGER,
                tpConnChksum  INTEGER,
                tpConnInactTime  INTEGER,
                tpConnRetransTime  INTEGER,
                tpConnWindowTimer  INTEGER,
                tpConnMaxTPDUSize  INTEGER,
                tpConnMaxTrans  INTEGER,
                tpConnRemRef  INTEGER,
                tpConnTSelCalling  INTEGER,
                tpConnTSelCalled  INTEGER,
                tpConnNSAPCalling  OCTET STRING,
                tpConnNSAPCalled  OCTET STRING,
                tpConnDirection  INTEGER,
                tpConnSentPdus  Counter,
                tpConnRcvdPdus  Counter,
                tpConnSentOctets  Counter,
                tpConnRcvdOctets  Counter,
                tpConnRetransPdus  Counter,
                tpConnDupPdus  Counter,
                tpConnRetransOctets  Counter,
                tpConnDupOctets  Counter
              }

            tpConnLocRef OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The local connection reference number."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 1 }

            tpConnState  OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The state of the connection.  Note that the
                     closed and ref-wait states are invalid, since
                     the connection entry will not normally be saved.
                     Values are:  wfcc(0), wbcl(1), open(2),
                     wftreps(3), ackwait(4), closing(5)."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 2 }

            tpConnUpTime  OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks



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               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The amount of time the connection has
                    been in the OPEN state.  Not valid for
                    states other than OPEN."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 3 }


            tpConnProtocolClass OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The protocol class being used by the transport
                    connection. During connection establishment
                    (before the connection reaches the OPEN state)
                    this indicates what is currently preferred and
                    not necessarily the ultimate Class that will be
                    used for the connection.  Possible values are
                    class0(0), class1(1), class2(2), class3(3), and
                    class4(4)"
               ::= { tpConnEntry 4 }

            tpConnExpedited OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Indicates whether the transport expedited
                     services is provided on this connection.  Values
                     are TRUE(1), FALSE(0)."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 5 }

            tpConnExtendedFormat OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Indicates whether normal or extended format is
                     used. TRUE (1) indicates that extended format is
                     being used, FALSE (2) indicates that normal
                     format is being used. During connection
                     establishment, this attribute represents the
                     desired value and not necessarily the value that
                     will ultimately be used."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 6 }



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            tpConnChksum OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Indicates whether checksum non-use has been
                     selectoed for the connection (TRUE (1)) or not
                     (FALSE (2)).  During connection establishment,
                     this attribute represents the desired value and
                     not necessarily the value that will ultimately
                     be used."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 7 }

            tpConnInactTime OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The value of the inactivity timer(I) in use for
                    the connection."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 8 }

            tpConnRetransTime OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The current value of the retransmission timer(T1)
                    in use for the connection.  The value may change
                    during the lifetime of the connection, based on
                    observations of traffic on the connection or
                    other information concerning the remote transport
                    entity."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 9 }

            tpConnWindowTimer OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX TimeTicks
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The value of the window timer(W) in use for the 
                         connection."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 10 }

            tpConnMaxTPDUSize OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER



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               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The value of the maximum TPDU size negotiated for
                    the connection.  During connection establishment,
                    this attribute represents the desired value and
                    not necessarily the value which will ultimately
                    be used."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 11 }

            tpConnMaxTrans OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The value of the maximum number of
                    transmissions(N) used by the transport
                    connection."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 12 }

            tpConnRemRef OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The remote conection reference number."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 13 }

            tpConnTSelCalling OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX OCTET STRING
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The calling TSAP-ID specified during connection
                    establishment."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 14 }

            tpConnTSelCalled OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX OCTET STRING
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The called TSAP-ID specified during connection
                    establishment."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 15 }

            tpConnNSAPCalling OBJECT-TYPE



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               SYNTAX OCTET STRING
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The calling NSAP address specified at  the
                    network service interface conveyed in the
                    Transport CR PDU."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 16 }

            tpConnNSAPCalled OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX OCTET STRING
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The called NSAP address specified at the network
                    service interface conveyed in the Transport CR
                    PDU."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 17 }

            tpConnDirection OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX INTEGER
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "Indicates the direction of the connection.  The
                    value Incoming (1) means that it was initiated by
                    the remote transport entity, the value outgoing
                    (0) means that it was initiated by the local
                    transport entity."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 18 }

            tpConnSentPdus OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of TPDUs transmitted (excluding
                    retransmissions)."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 19 }

            tpConnRcvdPdus OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of TPDUs received associated to
                    the transport connection (excluding duplicates)."



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               ::= { tpConnEntry 20 }

            tpConnSentOctets OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of user data octets sent on the
                    transport connection (excluding
                    retransmissions)."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 21 }

            tpConnRcvdOctets OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of user data octets received on
                    the transport connection (excluding duplicates)."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 22 }

            -- The following objects are not in the ISO Transport
            -- Layer Management Specification.  However, they are
            -- seen as important objects to determine the
            -- performance characteristics of the transport
            -- layer. These values would be instrumentatal in
            -- determining the proper value for the
            -- retransmission timers.

            tpConnRetransPdus OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
                    DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of TPDUs retransmitted."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 23 }

            tpConnDupPdus OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of duplicate TPDUs received
                    associated to the transport connection."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 24 }

            tpConnRetransOctets OBJECT-TYPE



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               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of user data octets re-
                    transmitted on the transport connection."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 25 }

            tpConnDupOctets OBJECT-TYPE
               SYNTAX Counter
               ACCESS read-only
               STATUS mandatory
               DESCRIPTION
                    "The total number of duplicate user data octets
                    received on the transport connection."
               ::= { tpConnEntry 26 }

            END
































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          5.   Acknowledgements

          James Reinstedler (Member of SNMP Working Group)
          Ungermann Bass, Inc
          3990 Freedom Circle
          Santa Clara, California  95050

          Sri Dikar Raman
          The Wollongong Group, Inc.
          1129 San Antonio Road
          P.O. Box 51860
          Palo Alto, California  94303


          6.   References

          [1]  Cerf, V., "IAB Recommendations for the Development of
               Internet Network Management Standards", RFC 1052, NRI,
               April 1988.

          [2]  Rose M., and K. McCloghrie, "Structure and
               Identification of Management Information for TCP/IP-
               based internets", RFC 1155, Performance Systems
               International, Hughes LAN Systems, May 1990.

          [3]  McCloghrie, K. and Rose, M.T.,  "Management Information
               Base for network management of TCP/IP-based internets",
               RFC 1156, Performance Systems International, Hughes LAN
               Systems,   May 1990.

          [4]  Case, J., Fedor, M., Schoffstall, M., and J. Davin,
               "Simple Network Management Protocol", RFC 1157, SNMP
               Research, Performance Systems International,
               Performance Systems International, MIT Laboratory for
               Computer Science, May 1990.

          [5]  Satz, G.,  "Connectionless Network Protocol (ISO 8473)
               and End System to Intermediate System (ISO 9542)
               Management Information Base", RFC 1162,  cisco Systems,
               Inc.,  June 1990.

          [6]  Rose, M., and K. McCloghrie, Editors, "Concise MIB
               Definitions", RFC 1212, Performance Systems
               International, Hughes LAN Systems, March 1991.



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          [7]  McCloghrie, K. and Rose, M.T., Editors "Management
               Information Base for network management of TCP/IP-based
               internets:MIB-II", RFC 1213, Performance Systems
               International, Hughes LAN Systems,  March, 1991.

          [8]  Information processing systems - Open Systems
               Interconnection -Specification of Abstract Syntax
               Notation One (ASN.1), International Organization for
               Standardization, International Standard 8824, December
               1987.

          [9]  Information processing systems - Open Systems
               Interconnection - Specification of Basic Encoding Rules
               for Abstract Notation One (ASN.1), International
               Organization for Standardization, International
               Standard 8825, December 1987.

          [10] Information processing systems - Open Systems
               Iterconnection - Transport Layer Management,
               International Organization for Standardization, ISO/IEC
               CD 10737, January 22, 1991, Reference Number: JTC 1/SC6
               N 6311.

          [11] Information processing systems - Open Systems
               Interconnection - Transport service definition,
               International Organization for Standarization, ISO
               8072, June 15, 1986, Reference Number: ISO 8072-1986
               (E).

          [12] Information processing systems - Open Systems
               Interconnection - Connection oriented transport
               protocol definition, International Organization for
               Standarization, ISO 8073, July 15, 1986, Reference
               Number: ISO 8073-1986 (E).
















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          7.   Security Considerations

               Security issues are not discussed in this memo.


          8.   Authors' Addresses

          Russell R. Blaesing
          Open Networks Engineering, Inc.
          777 East Eisenhower Parkway
          Suite 315
          Ann Arbor, Michigan  48108

          Phone:    (313) 996-9900
          EMail:    rrb@one.com


          James A. Verploegh
          Open Networks Engineering, Inc.
          777 East Eisenhower Parkway
          Suite 315
          Ann Arbor, Michigan  48108

          Phone:    (313) 996-9900
          EMail:    jav@one.com


          9.   Expiration Date

          This Internet-Draft will expire on December 23, 1992.


















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