1、BRITISH STANDARD BS 7453-1: 1991 Procedures for UK registration for Open System standards Part 1: Procedures for the UK Name Registration AuthorityBS7453-1:1991 This British Standard, having been prepared under the directionof the Information Systems Technology Standards Policy Committee, was publis
2、hedunder the authority ofthe Standards Board and comesinto effect on 20 December 1991 BSI 01-2000 The following BSI references relate to the work on this standard: Committee reference IST/- Draft for comment 90/67081 DC ISBN 0 580 19769 7 Committees responsible for this BritishStandard The preparati
3、on of this British Standard was entrusted to the Information Systems Technology Standards Policy Committee IST/-, upon which the following bodies were represented: Association for Payment Clearing Services BEAMA Ltd. (GAMBICA) British Computer Society British Office Systems and Stationery Federation
4、 British Telecommunications plc Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Computer Board for Universities and Research Councils Computing Services Association Coopted members Department of Trade and Industry (Information Technology Division) Department of Trade and Industry (National Physical La
5、boratory) EEA (the Association of Electronics, Telecommunications and Business Computer Industries) Electricity Supply Industry in United Kingdom Engineering Employers Federation Engineering Equipment and Materials Users Association Health and Safety Executive HM Treasury (Central Computer and Telec
6、ommunications Agency) HM Customs and Excise Information Technology Users Standards Association Institute of Administrative Management Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators Institute of Purchasing and Supply Institution of Electrical Engineers Inter-universities Computing Committee Li
7、brary Association Ministry of Defence National Computer Users Forum National Computing Centre Ltd. National Health Services Simpler Trade Procedures Board (SITPRO) User Standards Forum for Information Technology (Institute of Data Processing Management) Amendments issued since publication Amd. No. D
8、ate CommentsBS7453-1:1991 BSI 01-2000 i Contents Page Committees responsible Inside front cover Foreword iii 0 Introduction 1 0.1 The need for registration procedures for the operation of OSI standards 1 0.2 The Parts of this standard 1 0.3 The UK Name Registration Authority and the operation of nam
9、ing 1 1 Scope 2 2 Definitions and abbreviations 2 2.1 Definitions 2 2.2 Abbreviations 3 3 The UK naming schemes 3 3.1 Introduction 3 3.2 Object identifier/directory name scheme 3 3.3 The MHS naming scheme 3 3.4 Delegation of authority 4 3.5 Relationship to UK DCC Scheme 4 3.6 Relationship to the Dat
10、a Protection Act 4 4 UK name generation 4 4.1 National level naming 4 4.2 Name components 5 5 Administration of the scheme 5 5.1 Organizational framework 5 5.2 Rights and obligations of named organizations 6 5.3 Content of UK Name Register 6 6 Procedures 6 6.1 Registered companies 6 6.2 Application
11、for Registration 7 6.3 Review of applications 8 6.4 Assignment of object identifiers/Directory names to organizations 8 6.5 Assignment of MHS MD names to organizations 9 6.6 The challenge process 10 7 Maintenance of UK Name Register 11 8 Supplementary services 12 8.1 Enquiry 12 8.2 Publication 12 9
12、Fees 12 9.1 Introduction 12 9.2 Basic registration fee 12 9.3 Registration fee for object identifier only 12 9.4 Registration fee for RDN or MHS MD name form only 12 9.5 Registration fee for assigned numeric form of MHS MD name only 12 9.6 Challenge fee 12 9.7 Register update fee 13 9.8 Retention fe
13、e 13 9.9 Enquiry fee 13BS7453-1:1991 ii BSI 01-2000 Page 9.10 Publication fee 13 Appendix A Explanation of terms 14 Appendix B Content of forms 15 B.1 Introduction 15 B.2 Request for registration application 15 B.3 Rejection 16 B.4 Public Review List entry 16 B.5 Registration announcement 16 B.6 Reg
14、istration confirmation 17 B.7 Notice of challenge 17 B.8 Request to update registration entry 17 B.9 Enquiry request 18 B.10 Enquiry response 18 B.11 Publication request 18 B.12 Publication response 18 Appendix C UK defined localities 18 Appendix D Content of the UK Name Register 18 Appendix E Arbit
15、ration 19 E.1 Introduction 19 E.2 Administration 19 E.3 Convening the Arbitration Panel 19 E.4 Constitution of the Arbitration Panel 19 E.5 Chairman and secretary 19 E.6 Procedures of the Arbitration Panel 19 Appendix F Construction of object identifiers and distinguished names using name components
16、 registered by the UK Name RegistrationAuthority 20 F.1 Introduction 20 F.2 Construction of UK national names 20 F.3 Construction of UK local names 20 Appendix G Information about the relationship of the UK Naming Schemes to the VADS Licence conditions and the Branch System General Licence 21 G.1 Ge
17、neral 21 G.2 The OSI conditions 21 G.3 The numbering condition 21 Appendix H Tutorial 21 H.1 Introduction 21 H.2 The BS ISO/IEC 10021 (X.400) Naming Scheme 22 H.3 BS ISO/IEC 9834-1: object identifiers and directory names 25 H.4 Registration within the UK 27 Figure 1 Allocation of name components by
18、the UK Name RegistrationAuthority 2 Publication(s) referred to Inside back coverBS7453-1:1991 BSI 01-2000 iii Foreword This Part ofBS7453 has been prepared under the direction of the Information Systems Technology Standards Policy Committee, IST/-. It describes the procedures to be followed by a UK
19、Name Registration Authority. The UK Name Registration Authority is responsible for the registration of unambiguous identifiers for use by organizations within the UK according to the provisions ofBSISO/IEC9834 1) , for OSI Registration Authorities and ofBSISO/IEC10021 andBS7521, for Message-Oriented
20、 Text Interchange Systems, subject to any relevant conditions given in this and other Parts ofBS7453. Under the authority of the Board of BSI, an organization is appointed to operate the UK Name Registration Authority, operating these procedures to administer the address spaces assigned to the UK un
21、der the provisions ofBSISO/IEC9834 1)andBSISO/IEC10021. In the body of the standard, references are made to a number of other national and International Standards, these are listed, with their full names, on the inside back cover of this standard. Definitions of terms taken from these standards and
22、used in this standard are listed in2.1, which also lists the equivalent CCITT recommendations, where appropriate. Appendix G gives information about the relationship of the UK Naming Schemes to the VADS Licence conditions and the Branch System General Licence. A “tutorial” explanation of the purpose
23、 of this standard is given inAppendix H, which discusses its relation to other national and International Standards, and gives background information on electronic messaging and Open Systems Interconnection (OSI). A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a contr
24、act. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application. Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations. Summary of pages This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pages i to iv, pages1to 28, an inside back cover
25、 and a back cover. This standard has been updated (see copyright date) and may have had amendments incorporated. This will be indicated in the amendment table on the inside front cover. 1) In preparation.iv blankBS7453-1:1991 BSI 01-2000 1 0 Introduction 0.1 The need for registration procedures for
26、the operation of OSI standards NOTE 1Since this British Standard is concerned with registration procedures which are an integral part of the operation of OSI standards, this introduction assumes familiarity with the relevant concepts and terms in the normative references listed on the inside back co
27、ver. Readers without that familiarity may find it helpful to look at the “tutorial” inAppendix H, before proceeding. NOTE 2In the body of the standard, uses of English words or phrases which have a specific defined meaning within this standard (see2.1) are highlighted by bold typeface when first use
28、d. These terms are generally defined in other standards, butAppendix A has definitions reproduced from those sources. Uses of English words or phrases which have a specific meaning as names of fields in the Forms used for registration, (listed inAppendix B) are highlighted by italic typeface. 0.1.1
29、There is a requirement for the operation of OSI standards for the assignment of unambiguous names for a number of purposes, for example: a) for the identification of application-processes and application entities (application-process-titles, application-entity-titles); b) as originator/recipient (O/
30、R) addresses for the operation of the Message-Oriented Text Interchange Systems (MOTIS) standard (BSISO/IEC10021); c) for identifying definitions of instances of types of information object e.g.definitions of OSIdocument types in the File Transfer, Access and Management (FTAM) standard (BS7090) 2)an
31、d of body parts in the MOTIS standard (BSISO/IEC10021); d) as directory distinguished names immediately subordinate to the UK country node. 0.1.2 Registration is the term used for this process of name assignment. Procedures for registration related to general OSI standards are specified inBSISO/IEC9
32、834 3)(Procedures for the operation of OSI Registration Authorities); procedures related specifically to the operation of the messaging standards are specified inBSISO/IEC10021 (Message-Oriented Text Interchange Systems) and supplemented by the provisions ofBS7521. 0.1.3 Registration procedures cove
33、r two related but distinct issues as follows: a) the generation of unambiguous names, which is provided by a process of delegation of authority for the generation of name components through a hierarchy of name registration authorities; b) where necessary, the assignment of those names to recorded de
34、finitions of instances of types of information object. Both of these issues are addressed by this British Standard. 0.2 The Parts of this standard This British Standard is divided into Parts dealing with the requirements of different areas of registration. The currently identified Parts are as follo
35、ws. Part 2 covers, for example, OSI document types in relation to the FTAM standardBS7090 (ISO8571) and body parts in relation to the MOTIS standard (BSISO/IEC10021). Other Parts will be developed if the needs arise. 0.3 The UK Name Registration Authority and the operation of naming The UK Name Regi
36、stration Authority is responsible for assigning one or more of: a) object identifiers; b) directory names; c) MHS Management Domain names to organizations at national level that will be responsible for the next level of naming. In the case of object identifiers/directory names organizations, these c
37、an be publicly established registration authorities or private organizations. Such organizations are registration authorities which may delegate authority further or may operate as registration authorities for instances of specific types of information object. The UK Name Registration Authority oper
38、ates by assigning to an organization (according to the procedures described in this Part ofBS7453) one or more of: a) an object identifier component; b) a directory name component (RelativeDistinguished Name); and 2) Identical with ISO 8571. 3) In preparation. Part 1 Procedures for the UK Name Regis
39、tration Authority, concerned with the delegation of authority at national level for the generation of names Part 2 Procedures for registration for specific types of information object in the United Kingdom, covering the assignment of names to instances of those typesBS7453-1:1991 2 BSI 01-2000 c) an
40、 MHS Management Domain name that is (or are) unique within the UK name space (seeFigure 1). The object identifier is then formed by concatenating the object identifier component as a suffix to the object identifier assigned to the UK by BSISO/IEC8824. The directory name is formed by concatenating th
41、e directory name component as a suffix to the distinguished name assigned to the UK by BSISO/IEC9594. The MHS Management Domain name is used as an ADMD name or PRMD name to form O/R addresses and Global Domain Identifiers, as specified by BSISO/IEC10021 andBS7521. It will sometimes be the case that
42、a given organization is assigned all three, (or two) of an object identifier component, a directory name component and an MHS Management Domain name. 1 Scope 1.1 This Part ofBS7453 describes the procedures to be followed by a United Kingdom Name Registration Authority, in the administration of the U
43、K Naming Schemes, for the assignment of one or more of the following: a) object identifiers; b) directory names; c) MHS Management Domain names. The Authority follows these procedures as organizations apply to it for the assignment of names within the United Kingdom name space. 1.2 This Part of BS74
44、53specifies only those aspects of the operation of the Name Registration Authority that: a) relate to the requirements of the International Standards for Open Systems that call for registration and, where appropriate, to the requirements of BSISO/IEC9834; or b) require national agreement. Other issu
45、es related to the administration of the Name Registration Authority (such as the specific values of fees to be charged and the method of publication of the Name Register) are not covered by this standard. NOTEThe titles of the publications referred to in this standard are listed on the inside back c
46、over. 2 Definitions and abbreviations 2.1 Definitions NOTEFor the convenience of the reader, definitions from the sources current at the time of publication of this Part of BS7453are given in Appendix A. Reference should be made to the latest editions of the national and International Standards refe
47、renced for formal definitions. 2.1.1 The following terms are used in this British Standard, and are defined in BSISO/IEC9834-1: registration; registration authority; registration procedures. 2.1.2 The following terms are used in this British Standard, and are defined in BSISO7498-3: application-enti
48、ty-title; application-process-title; name; naming authority. 2.1.3 The following terms are used in this British Standard, and are defined in BSISO/IEC8824 (equivalent CCITT recommendation X.208): information object; object identifier. 2.1.4 The following terms are used in this British Standard, and
49、are defined in BSISO/IEC10021-2 (equivalent CCITT recommendation X.402): administration management domain; Figure 1 Allocation of name components by theUK Name Registration AuthorityBS7453-1:1991 BSI 01-2000 3 administration-domain-name; management domain; Message Handling System; organization-name; O/R address; private management domain; private-domain-name. 2.1.5 The following term is used in this British Standard, and is defined in BSISO/IEC10021-4 (equivalent CCITT recommendation X.411): Global-domain-identifier. 2.1.6 The following term is used in this British Sta
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