What is ISO/IEC 9595 - Common Management Information Service Element about?
ISO/IEC 9595 defines an Application Service Element (the Common Management Information Service Element), which may be used by an application process in a centralized or decentralized management environment to exchange information and commands for the purpose of systems management, as defined by the OSI Management Framework in ISO/IEC 7498-4.
ISO/IEC 9595 defines
- A set of service primitives that constitute the application service element
- The parameters that are passed in each service primitive
- Any necessary information for the semantic description of each service primitive
Note 1: ISO/IEC 9595 does not define
- The nature of any implementation intended to provide the defined service
- The semantics associated with the information or commands that are exchanged by means of the service
- The manner in which management is accomplished by the user of the service
- The nature of any interactions which result in the use of the service
Note 2: ISO/IEC 9595 is positioned in the application layer of ISO 7498 and is defined according to the model provided by ISO/IEC 9545.
Who is ISO/IEC 9595 - Common Management Information Service Element for?
ISO/IEC 9595 on Common Management Information Service Element is useful for:
- The information technology industry
- Common Management Information Service systems
- Service providers
- Data management/ exchange systems
- It engineers/ relevant technical teams
Why should you use ISO/IEC 9595 - Common Management Information Service Element?
Management information services are used by application processes in peer open systems, to exchange information and commands for the purpose of systems management.
There are two types of information transfer service
- A management notification service
- A management operation service
ISO/IEC 9595 defines services for CMIS following the descriptive conventions defined in ISO/TR 8509. It provides, the definition of each CMIS service including a table that lists the parameters of its primitives.
The Common Management Information Service provides additional structuring facilities. These enable
- Multiple responses to confirmed operations to be “linked” to the operation by the use of a linked identification parameter
- Operations to be performed on multiple managed objects, selected to satisfy some criteria and be subject to a “synchronizing” condition
