CEPT T GSI 01-01 E-1985 Integrated Service Digital Networks《综合业务数字网络》.pdf

1、I CEPT T/GSI*O3-01 E 5 W 2326434 0005290 4 W T/GSI 01-01 E Page 1 Recommendation T/GSI O1 -01 (Nice 1985) concerning intergrated Services Digital Networks Recommendation proposed by the Special Group Intergration (GSI) Text of the Recommendation adopted by the “Telecornmimications” Commission : “The

2、 European Conference of Posts and Telecommunications Administrations, Considering - the common CEPT approach to the ISDN and the general CEPT assumptions and policies for the evolution - the I. Series Recommendations and other relevant Recommendations (e.g. in the Q. Series) on ISDN approved that th

3、ese Recommendations meet the basic CEPT requirements on an ISDN but also other non-CEPT requirements; that these Recommendations: -k are incomplete in certain areas of interest to CEPT, j, contain ambiguities, j, contain material not appropriate to CEPT, j, contain certain options requiring a select

4、ion for CEPT application; j, a harmonised introduction and provision of public telecommunication services in Europe, j, a harmonised introduction of ISDN in Europe, j, an open market for telecommunication equipment in Europe and portability of terminal equipment, j, a utilisation of public network a

5、ccess standards in the field of private switched networks (e.g. PABXs, LANs). towards an ISDN; by CCITT at its Plenary Assembly 1984, to which CEPT Administrations have contributed significantly; - that a comprehensive and unique set of CEPT Recommendations on ISDN is desirable in order to promote:

6、Recommends - to the members of the CEPT, which intend to introduce ISDN, that they: j, evolve their telecommunication networks towards ISDN according to the general policies and strategies given in the “ISDN in Europe” Report and the I. Series Recommendations, -k apply, in principle, the relevant CC

7、ITT Recommendations on ISDN when implementing national ISDNs, j, apply, in particular, the additional CEPT Recommendations on ISDN Note: The CEPT Recommendations on ISDN are structured in accordance with the I. Series Recommendations and recommend specific CEPT interpretation and selection of requir

8、ements of the CCITT Recommendations as well as additional require- ments which are specific to CEPT. Annex 1 gives the structure of the T/GSI Recommendations and Annex 2 the presentation principles. j, implement the various telecommunication services in their national ISDNs in accordance with a harm

9、onised CEPT introduction plan.” 01. 01-01 01-02 O 1-03 O 1-04 o 1-05 01-06 CEPT T/CSI*03-03 E 85 m 2326434 O005293 b T/GCI 01-01 E Page 3 02. 02-0 1 02-02 02-03 02-04 02-05 03. 03-01 03-02 03-03 03-04 03-05 03-06 03-07 03-081112 03-09 04. 04-0 1 04-02/1/2/3 04-03 05. 05-01 05-02 05-03 05-04 06. 06-0

10、 1 06-02 06-03 O Edition of September 15, 1985 Annex 1 STRUCTURE OF T/GSI RECOMMENDATIONS OVERALL ASPECTS General ISDN Definition Vocabulary Applicability of IDN Recommendations to ISDN General modelling method Evolution SERVICES ASPECTS Service definition Bearer services Teleservices Tariffing prin

11、ciples and charging aspects Quality of service NETWORK ASPECTS Network functional principles Protocol reference model Network architecture Connection types Reference con6gurations for ISDN connection types Routing Numbering and addressing Performance objectives Switching USER TO NETWORK INTERFACES A

12、ND PROTOCOLS Interface structures and access capabilities User to network interfaces and protocols (layers 1 to 3) Interexchange signalling and protocols INTERWORKING AND INTER-NETWORKING Support of X and V series DTEs Service interworking (bearer and teleservices) Interworking with non-ISDN network

13、s Interworking between ISDNs MAINTENANCE Maintenance principles and facilities Maintenance protocols Network and service aspects CEPT T/GSI*OL-OL E 5 9 2326434 0005292 M T/GSI 01-01 E Page 4 Annex 2 PRESENTATION PRINCIPLES When a CCITT Recommendation applies as such, without alteration or addi.,m, t

14、he corresponding CEPT Recom- mendation only consists of a brief outline of the contents and reference to the particular CCITT Recommendation. When part of a CCITT Recommendation does not apply within CEPT, it has been modified as necessary and the new text appears in full as a CEPT Recommendation. When no CCITT Recommendation is applicable, a CEPT Recommendation has been produced. J -, e Edition of September 15, 1985