Space Link Extension - Service Management - CCSDS

DRAFT RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR SPACE LINK EXTENSION SERVICE MANAGEMENT
5 CONFIGURATION PROFILE OPERATIONS
5.1 GENERAL
The Configuration Profile operations that may be invoked by UM are:
– ADD_SPACE_LINK_SESSION_PROFILE—to add a new Space Link Service
Profile at CM;
– DELETE_SPACE_LINK_SERVICE_PROFILE (DSLSP)—to delete a Space Link
Service Profile that currently resides at CM;
– QUERY_SPACE_LINK_SERVICE_PROFILE—to query the content of a Space
Link Service Profile that resides at CM;
– ADD_SPACE_LINK_EVENTS_PROFILE—to add a new Space Link Events Profile
at CM;
– QUERY_SPACE_LINK_EVENTS_PROFILE—to query a Space Link Events Profile
that currently resides at CM;
– DELETE_SPACE_LINK_EVENTS_PROFILE—to delete a Space Link Events
Profile that currently resides at CM;
– ADD_SLS_TRANSFER_SERVICE_PROFILE—to add a new Space Link Session
(SLS) Transfer Service Profile at CM;
– QUERY_TRANSFER_SERVICE_PROFILE—to query an SLS or Retrieval Transfer
Service Profile that currently resides at CM;
– DELETE_TRANSFER_SERVICE_PROFILE—to delete an SLS or Retrieval
Transfer Service Profile that currently resides at CM;
– ADD_RETRIEVAL_TRANSFER_SERVICE_PROFILE—to add a new Retrieval
Transfer Service Profile at CM;
No Configuration Profile operations may be invoked by CM.
Subsections 5.2 through 5.12 define those operations used by UM to create, delete, and query
each configuration profile that exists at the CM.
The lifecycle of a configuration profile, as created and held by CM, is modeled as a state
machine and is shown in figure 5-1, and in table 5-1. The state machine is applicable to all
configuration profiles (Space Link Session Profiles, Space Link Events Profiles. SLS
Transfer Service Profiles, and Retrieval Transfer Service Profiles) and is parameterized with
the service operation messages applicable to each type of information entity.
Note that any service management messages that fail validation at the level of the Document
Exchange Protocol are never associated to an information entity, cannot affect the state of an
existing information entity, and do not appear in the state machine.
CCSDS 910.11-R-2 Page 5-1 March 2008