CEPT T CD 08-03 E-1987 General Interworking and Service Aspects of Packet Switched Public Data Networks《分组交换公共数据通用互通和服务方面》.pdf

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1、T/CD 08-03 E Page 1 Recommendation T/CD 08-03 (Copenhagen 1987) GENERAL INTERWORKING AND SERVICE ASPECTS OF PACKET SWITCHED PUBLIC DATA NETWORKS Recommendation proposed by Working Group T/WG 10 “Terminal equipment” (TE) Text of the Recommendation adopted by the “Telecommunications” Commission. “The

2、Conference of European Post and Telecommunications Administrations, considering - that European public packet switched data networks are in service, or will be in service, and that their inter- connection has been carried out or is planned, - that experience shows that interconnection of these netwo

3、rks pose practical problems, either because some of these problems have not been dealt with in CCIT or CEPT Recommendations, or because on some points it has emerged that these Recommendations give sise to differing interpretations, - that as far as possible the differences in the implementation of

4、national interfaces, network user procedures and facilities offered to users are kept to a minimum, - that CEPT Recommendation T/CD 08-02 contains information on the harmonized implementation of optional wer facilities and additional features, - that CEPT Recommendation T/CD 08-01 contains informati

5、on about the OSI-Network service provided by packet switched networks, e. recommends to the members of the CEPT to apply the specifications contained in the following pages.” Note. This Recommendation replaces Recommendation T/CSTD 2. Edition of February 10, 1988 -J i CEPT T/CD*O-O3*E 7 2326434 0004

6、309 5 T/CD 08-03 E Page 2 1, INTEGRAL NUMBER OF OCTETS Administrations should inform users that DTEs should only use full octets in order to be able to interwork with all different networks and to ensure integrity of data. . 2. PAD PARAMETERS - Administrations should align their implementations with

7、 CCITT Recommendations. - All E (essential) parameters should at least be implemented. - Administrations should inform users that the packet-mode DTE (X.29) should only set parameter 1 to O - Administrations should always use the simple standard profile as defined in Recommendation X.28 as in case o

8、f absolute necessity and should restore it afterwards. the default profile. 3. DCC/DNIC AND INTERNATIONAL PREFIX - Administrations have to indicate clearly to users whether a 3-digit DCC or a 4-digit DNIC has to be used in front of the customer network address of a foreign country. Directories shoul

9、d indicate addresses used for national calls. - If a single-digit international prefix is used, it should have the value of O. 4. SUBADDRESSING (SHARED ADDRESS SPACE METHOD) - Administrations should inform DTE implementors that at least 2-digit subaddresses are available on all European networks. 5,

10、 CALL PROGRESS SIGNALS early as possible, tion X.28. - Adininistrations should implement X.75 (84) and X.25 (84) clear/reset causes and diagnostic codes as - Administrations should send diagnostic codes to X.28 DTEs. This is an option in CCITT Recommenda- 6. QUALITY OF SERVICE - Administrations shou

11、ld provide the X.75 multilink feature as early as possible. - Administrations should inform users that DTEs should use end-to-end recovery procedures if the quality of service provided by the networks is not sufficient for their applications. - Administrations should operate all European internation

12、al X.75 links at 64 kbit/s in order to provide appropriate network performance for applications using high speed access lines for throughput and/or transit delay reasons. Terrestrial links should normally be used. Satellite links may be used for backup only. - Administrations should use automatic al

13、ternative routing in case of failures on the primary route. However, the backup route must have sufficient capacity, which may be provided by 64 kbit/s satellite backup links. 7. OS1 NETWORK SERVICE - Administrations should offer X.25 and X.75 version 1984 (including transit delay and CCITT-specifie

14、d DTE facilities) in line with Recommendation T/CD 08-02 as early as possible in order to provide the OS1 Network service according to Recommendation T/CD 08-01. Edition of February 10, 1 988 CEPT T/CD*OB-O3*E 87 I 232bYLY OOOY3LO 1 TICD 08-03 E Page 3 - Test DTEs - Administrations should provide te

15、st DTEs to conduct measurements according to the Annex. The details of the actual measurements have to be agreed bilaterally. Annex QUALITY OF SERVICE 1. 1.1. 1.2. 1.3. O 2. VIRTUAL CIRCXJIT THROUGHPUT FOR INTERNATIONAL CALLS WITHIN EUROPEAN NETWORKS When public data networks provide international p

16、acket-switched data services according to Recommenda- tion X.25, the following methodology for virtual circuit throughput measurements should be followed. Definition The virtual circuit throughput is defined as the total number of user data bits in an individual transfer sample (defined in X. 140) t

17、hat are successfully transmitted in one direction of a particular virtual circuit between a data source and a data link divided by the input/output timer (in seconds) for that sample. User data bits are the bits of the user data field in data packets of the X.25 - resp, X.75 -packet level (protocol/

18、 data at layer 4 and above). Framing, routing, bit-stuffing, error control and other protocol fields introduced by all protocols at or below the network layer are excluded. Measurement method For the estimation of throughput a virtual circuit is set up between data source and data sink. The measurem

19、ent period should begin after a start-up period to permit the system to reach steady-state conditions. Therefore it is recommended to start the input/output timer when the n-th data packet of the transfer sample enters the data source interface and to stop the timer when an RR or RNR packet containi

20、ng an acknow- ledgment for the last data packet (with D-bit set to 1) of the sample exists at the data source interface. The value of n should not be lower than 7, The time interval between starting and stopping the input/output times should not be less than 5 minutes. An alternative method for endi

21、ng the throughput measurement might be used if a network or the sink/ source DTE does not support the D-bit procedure. Example of alternative method: The input/output timer is stopped after a predehed interval (not less than 5 minutes) and before trans- mission of the last m data packets (m not less

22、 than 7) of the sample. The number of user data bits between starting and stopping the input/output times is measured. Measurement Conditions The attainable throughput on virtual circuits carried at the DTE/DCE interface may vary due to the statistical sharing of transmission and switching resources

23、. The throughput further depends on various DTE characteristics. The following conditions are applicable: - sending and receiving DTE have a local network connection at 9,600 bit/s; - window size W = 2 is used by both DTEs; - data packets have a field length of 128 octets; - the receiving DTE is not

24、 flow controlling the DCE; - the D-bit is not used; - only 1 logical channel is active on both DTE connections. TOTAL DATA PACKET TRANSFER DELAY AND CALL CONNECTION DELAY FOR INTERNATIONAL CALLS WITHIN EUROPEAN NETWORKS When public data networks provide international packet switched data services ac

25、cording to Recommenda- tion X.25, the following methodology for delay measurements should be applied. The total data packet network transfer delay (TPTD) is the time interval that starts when the last bit of a data packet is placed in the output queue from a DTE and ends when the last bit of that da

26、ta packet is received by the other DTE involved in the connection. Edition of February 10, 1988 i CEPT T/CD*O-O3*E 7 2326434 0004333 3 W T/CD 08-03 E Page 4 The call connection (CC) delay is the time interval that starts when the last bit of a call request packet is placed in the output queue from t

27、he calling DTE and ends when the DTE receives the last bit of either a call progress signal or the corresponding call connected packet but excludes the time interval that starts when the last bit of the incoming call packet is received by the called DTE and ends when the last bit of the call accepte

28、d packet is placed in the output queue from the called DTE. These delays depend on various DTE characteristics. The following conditions are applicable: - sending and receiving DTE have a local network connection at 9,600 bit/s; - data packets have a field length of 128 octets; - the receiving DTE is not flow controlling the DCE; - only 1 logical channel is active on both DTE connections; - no optional user facilities are requested. 3. AVAILABILITY OF A VIRTUAL CALL Definitions and measurement conditions are for further study. Edition of February IO, 1988