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Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Submission Title: [Proposal for ULI primitives]
Date Submitted: [11 SEP 2017]
Source: [Hidetoshi Yokota, Ruben Salazar, Randy Turner] Company [Landis + Gyr]
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Abstract: [ULI profile is proposed in order to simplify the ULI interworking procedures.]
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Overview of Proposal
ULI Profile operation primitives (revised)
ULI Protocol module configuration primitives
Yang data model for ULI protocol modules
Usage of primitives
Sincere thanks to Charley and Yokota-san: ah-ree-gah-toh-oo go-za-ee-ma-shi-tah
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3. Protocol modules are also described in Yang data model
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Protocol modules are also described in Yang data model
Template
Profile
(Yang)
Config APP
ULI operations
Profile
Protocol
Modules
(Yang)
MLME-SET-*
operations
PIB
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4. ULI Profile Operation Primitives
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ULI Profile Operation Primitives
Type of operations
ULM-CREATE-PROFILE()
ULM-EXEC-PROFILE()
ULM-GET-PROFILE()
ULM-CHANGE-PROFILE()
ULM-DELETE-PROFILE()
Name
Request
Indication
Response
Confirm
ULM-CREATE-PROFILE X
ULM-EXEC-PROFILE
ULM-GET-PROFILE
ULM-CHANGE-PROFILE
ULM-DELETE-PROFILE
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5. Example: configuring a set of parameters using a profile
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Example: configuring a set of parameters using a profile
IEEE
IEEE
Next
higher layer
PDE
sublayer
Management
Protocols sublayer
MMI
sublayer
Device
MAC
ULM-EXEC-PROFILE.request
MPH-EXEC-PROFILE.request
MMI-MGMT.request
MLME-SRM.request
MLME-SET.request
MAC PIB
MLME-SET.response
MLME-SRM.response
MMI-MGMT.response
MPH-EXEC-PROFILE.response
ULM-EXEC-PROFILE.response
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6. YANG data model for ULI protocol modules
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YANG data model for ULI protocol modules
container module-descriptor {
config false;
uses “ULI_module”;
description “MODULE DESCRIPTOR”; }
grouping ULI_module {
leaf module_identifier {
type unint32 {range “0..max”;} }
leaf module_name {
type string;
leaf module_description {
leaf supported{
type boolean;
default “false”;
leaf status {
type enumeration {
enum Deactivated;
enum Initializing;
enum Activated;
enum Maintenance;
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7. ULI Protocol Module Configuration Primitives
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ULI Protocol Module Configuration Primitives
Type of operations
ULM-LIST-MODULES() : retrieve supported protocol module(s)
ULM-GET-MODULE-STATUS(): get the status of the protocol module
ULM-SET-MODULE-STATUS(): set the status of the protocol module
Bit mask of modules example: (1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0)
Name
Request
Indication
Response
Confirm
ULM-LIST-MODULES X
ULM-ACTIVATE-MODULE
ULM-DEACIVATE-MODULE
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8. Usage of ULM-LIST-MODULES()
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Usage of ULM-LIST-MODULES()
The entire list of module attributes are collected in a YANG store called “MODULE-DESCRIPTOR" “ULM-LIST-MODULES” ULI() is an enumeration function: handle = ULM-LIST-MODULES( NULL, module_descriptor_result) the first module descriptor returned is in “module_descriptor_result” the first module returned is always the “Management Module” Then the caller makes additional calls as follows: handle = ULM-LIST-MODULES(handle, module_descriptior_result) Each time returning a module descriptor in “module_descriptor_result” The caller can know it reached the end of the module list when “handle” returns NULL
Management Protocol
KMP
L2R
Ranging
NULL
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