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Document Review - TMF617 SES IA

Review comments can be found in attached document. General Summary and Conclusions * Business drivers for SMI as stated in Executive Summary are vague and give the impression that TMF got it wrong with their existing interfaces (or that they are seriously lacking) * General document structure needs to be aligned to TIP IA * Many of the proposed operations can be achieved using existing MTOSI opera ...

10/28/2011 4:50:20 PM

Comments on TMF525 and TR161

The attached document provides comments on the Member Evaluation versions of TMF525 and TR161.

1/11/2011 4:43:41 PM

TMF525: expectations & non functional requirements

While developing the IA for the SMI, a number of expectations and non functional requirements have been identified that are crucial for the SES Management Solution. These should also be added to the TMF 525, as an assumptions subsection in the scope/benefits section and as an expectations and non functional requirements section in the requirements chapter. Input: The interface must be simple fo ...

1/11/2011 10:40:25 AM

Correction for TMF525 preamble

The preamble to TMF525 version 1.6 reads: This TMF525 document is a deliverable of the TM Forum SDF Phase IV project (refer to SDF Program Phase IV charter [ProjectCharter]), that was approved by the team in September 2010. The Phase IV charter however was approved in July 2009 (see reference documents table). This date should be corrected

1/11/2011 10:17:26 AM

Editorial change in TMF061 section 5.2.3

The chapter 5.2.3 of TMF 061v1.2 reads: The SDF Service Repository is an ISS that holds the SDF Service definitions. A SDF Service Definition is composed of the description of the SMI of the SDF Service and its instances. It may also contain: • the description of the SMI of the SDF Service and its instances ; • the description of the functional interface(s) of the SDF Service ; • the description ...

1/11/2011 10:11:52 AM

Comments on TMF525 SES Management Solution Interface BA R1.0

The following comments were raised against TMF525, SES Managenent Solution Interface Business Agreement, Release 1.0, during the Member Evaluation phase. This CR is raised on behalf of Ed Pinnes (Telcordia), as follows: It would be good if the 525 document would explain how it relates to the TM Forum Frameworx. There are application building blocks in here, e.g. “SQM BSS” and “Policy Service” t ...

12/21/2010 3:40:35 PM

Refine "state monitoring" text in TMF061

This topic relates to a one of the main work areas for the SDF Phase IV, namely to sort out the state, sub-state and how to communicate them among different roles. The text related to state and state monitoring in TMF 061 needs to be refined in order to avoid confusion. A discussion thread on the SDF community site provides some interesting insights: http://www.tmforum.org/community/groups/se ...

3/17/2010 10:27:17 PM

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