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11、t information on all standards by calling or writing the American National Standards Institute. Notice of Disclaimer October, 2009 including J-STD-101.a, Supplement A to J-STD-101, Joint ATIS/TIA CMAS Alert Gateway to CMSP Gateway Interface Specification; August 2011 and including J-STD-101.b, Suppl
12、ement B to J-STD-101, Joint ATIS/TIA CMAS Alert Gateway to CMSP Gateway Interface Specification; December 2012.1Ref 2 J-STD-102, Joint ATIS/TIA Federal Alert Gateway to CMSP Gateway Interface Test Specification; January, 2011 including J-STD-102.a, Supplement A to J-STD-102, Joint ATIS/TIA Federal A
13、lert Gateway to CMSP Gateway Interface Test Specification; December, 2012.2Ref 3 ATIS-0700012.v002, Implementation Guidelines for CMAS Supplemental Information Retrieval; Revision 2.31This document is available from the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) . 2This document is av
14、ailable from the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) . 3This document is available from the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) . ATIS-0700022 6 3 Definitions, Acronyms, or (b) to such classes of eligible users as to be effectively available to a substanti
15、al portion of the public, as specified by regulation by the Federal Communications Commission. 3.1.2 CMSP Gateway: A CMSP administered system, identified by a unique IP address or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN), interfacing to the Federal Alert Gateway and exchanging information per this Standar
16、d. 3.1.3 Operational Testing: Operational testing is the field test, under realistic conditions, of any system or component, for determining that system or components overall effectiveness and suitability for use before field trials or general usage of the system or component. Operational testing pr
17、ovides information for the overall assessment of how well a system will provide the desired capability when operated by typical users in the expected environment. 3.2 Acronyms Annex B, Expected CMAC Messages; and Annex C, Expected ACK Messages. 5.1 Inter-Gateway Test Case This clause defines the tes
18、t case between the Federal Gateway and the CMSP Gateway across the Reference Point “C” interface. This clause contains the following inter-gateway test case: CMAS-TC-S1 test case when the Federal Gateway notifies the CMSP Gateway that Spanish text is available. 5.1.1 CMAS-TC-S1 Spanish Text Message
19、Retrieval Test The purpose of the Spanish Text Message Retrieval Test procedure (CMAS-TC-S1) is to test sending the Spanish Text Message Retrieval request and response messages. The procedure will test transmission of the Spanish Text Message Retrieval request message from the CMSP Gateway and the d
20、elivery of the requested Spanish Text Message by the Federal Alert Gateway. 5.1.1.1 Items to Be Tested The following CMAS entities are to be tested with this test procedure: Federal Alert Gateway. CMSP Gateway. 5.1.1.2 Notes The following test procedure tests the interface between a Federal Alert Ga
21、teway and a CMSP Gateway. Each test step is labeled to indicate which test personnel takes the required actions for that step. 5.1.1.3 Test Tools The following test tools will be used to complete this test procedure: Alert Origination Simulator. 5.1.1.4 Test Capabilities The following capabilities w
22、ill be necessary to complete this test procedure. Test capabilities are specified for both the Federal Alert Gateway and CMSP Gateway. Federal Alert Gateway Test Capabilities: o Ability to display message logs. ATIS-0700022 8 o Ability to display messages in “raw” XML format. CMSP Gateway Test Capab
23、ilities: o Ability to accept Spanish Text Message Retrieval request command from user. o Ability to display message logs. o Ability to display messages in “raw” XML format. 5.1.1.5 Test Personnel Test personnel in the following roles will conduct various test steps as part of this test procedure: Fe
24、deral Test Support. CMSP Test Support. 5.1.1.6 Requirements Addressed There is no requirement number associated with the Supplemental Information Retrieval message and call flow in the Joint ATIS/TIA CMAS Federal Alert Gateway to CMSP Gateway Interface Specification Ref 1. 5.1.1.7 Prerequisites Cond
25、itions The Federal Alert Gateway and CMSP Gateway have an established IPsec tunnel and TCP connection. The Federal Alert Gateway is not in a Transmission Control Cease status with respect to the CMSP Gateway being tested (e.g., receiving Transmission Control-Cease messages from the CMSP Gateway). Th
26、e Federal Alert Gateway and CMSP Gateway have passed testing for General Connectivity (CMAS-TC-008 or CMAS-TC-009, see J-STD-102 Ref 2). The CMSP Gateway has been provisioned to retrieve the Spanish Text Message either automatically following a reception of a CMAC message from the Federal Alert Gate
27、way (alert, update, or cancel) or manually by the CMSP Test Support. 5.1.1.8 Test Steps The following table defines the individual test steps that are performed sequentially to complete the test procedure. NOTE: Element values in the Expected Results column that are dependent on the actual test exec
28、ution are specified with variables, such as CMAC Sent Date-Time and are indicated with brackets. Further discussion is provided in Annex B, Input CAP Messages; Annex C, Expected CMAC Messages; and Annex D, Expected ACK Messages. ATIS-0700022 9 Table 5.1 Steps for Test Case CMAS-TC-S1 Spanish Text Me
29、ssage Retrieval Test STEP # ACTION PERFORMED: EXPECTED RESULTS RQMT ID (JCMAS-C-RQMT #) STEP COMPLETION (PASS, FAIL, N/A) 1 Federal Test Support: Use Alert Origination Simulator to send A.1 CAP Message “Imminent Threat Alert” #1 (Annex A, Input CAP Messages) to the Federal Alert Gateway, which inclu
30、des both English and Spanish text. NOTE: The Federal Alert Gateway transmits the B.1 CMAC message #1 “Imminent Threat Alert” (Annex B, Expected CMAC message) with English text and includes the CMAC_note element with the indication that Spanish text is available to the CMSP Gateway and the CMSP Gatew
31、ay responds with a C.1 Ack Message #1 (Annex C, Expected Ack message). The Federal Alert Gateway stores the Spanish text for retrieval by the CMSP Gateway. N/A N/A 2 CMSP Test Support: The CMSP Gateway sends an HTTP GET with the URI provided in the CMAC_note element. NOTE: The Federal Alert Gateway
32、responds with an HTTP response. N/A N/A 3 CMSP Test Support: View CMSP Gateway message log. The log file shows the sending of HTTP GET with the URI provided in the CMAC_note element identifying the location of the Spanish Text Message. N/A 4 CMSP Test Support: View CMSP Gateway message log. Verify t
33、hat the message body of the received message conforms to the XML schema as shown in Annex D. N/A ATIS-0700022 10 Annex A Input CAP Message (normative) The following CAP message is to be used in the test procedures. The included elements are required in CAP, but are not necessarily used in this test
34、case. Some of the element values are default or sample values. The elements and element values that are relevant to the test procedures are indicated with blue text. Some of the element values, such as time, are dependent on the actual test execution. These element values are specified with variable
35、s, such as CAP Sent Date-Time and are indicated with brackets and red text. A.1 CAP Message #1 Imminent Threat Alert CAP Message ID 1 Message Sender 1 CAP Sent Date-Time 1 Actual Alert Public 200004 IPAWSv1.0 200004 en-US Safety Immediate Evacuation Warning Evacuate Immediate Extreme Observed SAME E
36、VI Expires Date-Time 1 NYC_OEM TEST Mandatory Evacuation Zone A TEST Mandatory Evacuation Zone A Phone:123-456-7890 Cell:123-456-7890 E-mail:jdoeoem.nyc.gov CMAMtext English Text Message 1 Citywide SAME 036005 SAME 036047 ATIS-0700022 11 SAME 036061 SAME 036081 SAME 036085 es-US Safety Immediate Eva
37、cuation Warning Evacuate Immediate Extreme Observed SAME EVI Expires Date-Time 1 NYC_OEM TEST EVACUACION OBLIGATORIA Zone A TEST EVACUACION OBLIGATORIA Zone A Phone:123-456-7890 Cell:123-456-7890 E-mail:jdoeoem.nyc.gov CMAMtext Spanish Text Message 1 Citywide SAME 036005 SAME 036047 SAME 036061 SAME
38、 036081 SAME 036085 ATIS-0700022 12 Annex B Expected CMAC Message (normative) The following message is the expected CMAC message that results from executing test cases in clause 5. Some of the element values are based on default or sample values from the CAP message in Annex A, Input CAP Message. Th
39、e elements and element values that are relevant to the expected results in the test procedures are indicated with blue text. Some of the element values, such as the value, are dependent on the actual test execution. These element values are specified with variables, such as CMAC Sent Date-Time and a
40、re indicated with brackets and red text. B.1 CMAC Message #1 Imminent Threat Alert (Expected Result of CAP Message #1) 1.0 Federal Alert Gateway ID 1 CMAC Message Number 1 Message Sender 1 CMAC Sent Date-Time 1 Actual Alert Evacuate SPANISH URI Message URI 1 CAP Message ID 1 CAP Sent Date-Time 1 Saf
41、ety EVI Evacuate Extreme Immediate Observed Expires Date-Time 1 NYC_OEM English English Text Message Length 1 English Text Message 1 FAIRFAX COUNTY IN VIRGINIA 36005 36047 36061 36081 36085 SAME 036005 SAME 036047 SAME 036061 ATIS-0700022 13 SAME 036081 SAME 036085 Digital Signature 1 The following
42、table contains the expected message elements and values of the CMAC Message #1 of the logged CMAC message: Table B.1 CMAC Message #1 Expected Messages & Values CMAC ELEMENT VALUE “1.0” Federal Alert Gateway ID 1 CMAC Message Number 1 Message Sender 1 from CAP Message #1 CMAC Sent Date-Time 1 in UTC
43、in XML dateTime format “Actual” “Alert” Message URI 1 CAP Message ID 1 from CAP Message #1 CAP Sent Date-Time 1 from CAP Message #1 “Met” “SVR” “Severe” “Immediate” “Observed” Expires Date-Time 1 from CAP Message #1 in UTC in XML dateTime format “English” Text Message Length 1 equal to the number of
44、 characters in value Text Message 1 not exceeding 90 English characters FAIRFAX COUNTY IN VIRGINIA 51059 ATIS-0700022 14 Annex C Expected ACK Message (normative) The following message is the expected CMAC Ack message sent by the CMSP Gateway in response to the CMAC Alert message in Annex B, Expected
45、 CMAC Message. Some of the element values are based on default or sample values from the CMAC messages. The elements and element values that are relevant to the expected results in the test procedures are indicated with blue text. Some of the element values, such as the value, are dependent on the a
46、ctual test execution. These element values are specified with variables, such as CMAC Sent Date-Time and are indicated with brackets and red text. C.1 Ack Message #1 (Expected Result of CMAC Message #1) 1.0 CMSP Gateway ID 1 CMAC Ack Message Number 1 CMAC Message Number 1 CMAC Ack Sent Date-Time 1 S
47、ystem Ack The following table contains the expected message elements and values of Ack Message #1 of the logged CMAC message: Table C.1 Ack Message #1 Expected Messages & Values CMAC ELEMENT VALUE “1.0” CMSP Gateway ID 1 CMAC Ack Message Number 1 CMAC Message Number 1 from CMAC Message #1 CMAC Ack S
48、ent Date-Time 1 in UTC in XML dateTime format “System” “Ack” ATIS-0700022 15 Annex D Expected CMAC Supplemental Information Message (normative) The following message is the expected CMAC Supplemental Information message that results from executing test cases in clause 5. Some of the element values a
49、re based on default or sample values from the CAP message in Annex A, Input CAP Message. The elements and element values that are relevant to the expected results in the test procedures are indicated with blue text. Some of the element values, such as the value, are dependent on the actual test execution. These element values are specified with variables, such as CMAC Sent Date-Time and are indicated with brackets and red text. D.1 CMAC Supplemen
