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SMIng The Next Generation SMI J urgen Sch onw alder Technical University of Braunschweig J. Sch onw alder SMIng BOF @ IM 2001 15 May 2001, Slide 1 Evolution of Management Technologies 1.0 2.0 2.2 2.3.1 OMG (CORBA) M.30


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SMIng – The Next Generation SMI

J¨ urgen Sch¨

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Technical University of Braunschweig

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Evolution of Management Technologies

1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 1986 1980 1982 1984 2002 SNMPv1 SNMPv2p SNMPv3 IETF (SMI) SNMPv2c SNMPv3 [S] [P] [D/E] [P] [D] [S] [S] [P] [D] SMIv1 SMIv2 SMIv2 SMIv2 IETF (SNMP) ISO (CMIP) CMIP CMIS GDMO OSI RM.4 ITU (TMN) M.30 M.3010 M.3100 M.3400 DMTF (DMI) DMTF (CIM) 2.2 2.0 2.0s 2.0 1.0 IETF (SPPI) IETF (COPS) 1.0 2.0 2.2 2.3.1 OMG (CORBA) [P] [D] LDAP [P] LDAPv3 IETF (LDAP) LDAPv2 [P]

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What is SMIng?

  • The objective is to replace both the SMIv2 and the SPPI with a single, merged language

as the data definition language for the monitoring, configuration, and provisioning of net- work devices.

  • The language developed will enable the modeling of network management information

in a manner that provides the benefits of object-oriented design. To achieve this, the language must allow the design of highly reusable syntactic/semantic components (tem- plates) that can be reused by multiple IETF working groups for convenience, consistency, and to maximize interoperability in device management.

  • The language will provide for the definition of a transport-independent model so as to

allow a variety of implementation-specific technologies to be derived from a single defini-

  • tion. To demonstrate this, the working group will define two technology specific transport

mappings: one for SNMP , and one for COPS.

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Major SMIng WG Milestones

Nov 2000 – IRTF documents complete & submitted to IETF Dec 2000 – Meet at 50th IETF (Minneapolis) May 2001 – WG Last Call on requirements document Aug 2001 – Meet at 51st IETF (London) Sep 2001 – WG Last Call on core language documents Nov 2001 – WG Last Call on mapping documents on SNMP and COPS-PR Dec 2001 – Meet at 52nd IETF (Salt Lake City) Mar 2002 – Meet at 53rd IETF (Minneapolis ?) and close WG

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Current List of SMIng Documents

  • SMIng Requirements:

– draft-ietf-sming-reqs-00.txt

  • Core Language Specification:

– draft-ietf-sming-01.txt

  • Core SMIng Modules:

– draft-ietf-sming-modules-01.txt – draft-ietf-sming-inet-modules-01.txt

  • SNMP Mapping:

– draft-ietf-sming-snmp-01.txt

  • COPS-PR Mapping:

– draft-ietf-sming-copspr-00.txt

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Pointers

  • SMIng WG Charter:

– http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/sming-charter.html

  • SMIng WG Mailing List:

– sming@ops.ietf.org (subscribe via sming-request@ops.ietf.org)

  • SMIng WG Chair:

– David Durham (Intel)

  • SMIng Project Web Site

– http://www.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de/projects/sming/

  • SMIng WG Interim Meeting:

– Seattle (May 18-19)

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