ISO/IEC 15953:1999

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Information technology -- Open Systems Interconnection -- Service definition for the Application Service Object Association Control Service Element

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ISO/IEC 15953:1999

Information technology -- Open Systems Interconnection -- Service definition for the Application Service Object Association Control Service Element

PUBLISH DATE 1999
ISO/IEC 15953:1999

This Recommendation | International Standard defines ACSE services for ASO-association control in an open systems interconnection environment. ACSE supports two modes of communication service: connection-mode and connectionless-mode.

The ACSE connection-mode service is provided by the use of the connection-mode ACSE protocol (see ITU-T Rec. X.227 bis | ISO/IEC 15954).

The ACSE connectionless-mode service (A-UNIT-DATA) is provided by the use of the connectionless-mode ACSE protocol (see ITU-T Rec. X.237 bis | ISO/IEC 15955).

Five functional units are defined in the ACSE:

  • The mandatory Kernel functional unit is used to establish and release ASO-associations.
  • The optional Authentication functional unit provides additional facilities for exchanging information in support of authentication during association establishment without adding services. The ACSE authentication facilities may be used to support a limited class of authentication methods.
  • The optional ASO-context negotiation functional unit allows multiple ASO-contexts to be offered during association establishment.
  • The optional higher level association functional unit provides for the facility to identify ASO-associations and transparently pass data to child ASOs and allows the ASO-context or the presentation context on an ASO-association to be modified during the lifetime of the association.

This Recommendation | International Standard does not specify individual implementations or products, nor does it constrain the implementation of entities and interfaces within a computer system.

No requirement is made for conformance to this Service definition.

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