Space Link Extension - Service Management - CCSDS

DRAFT RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR SPACE LINK EXTENSION SERVICE MANAGEMENT
b) Configuration Profiles, which are used by CM and UM to define preset
configurations of space link and SLE service production parameters, and sequences
of events which may be used to schedule changes of configuration;
c) Trajectory Predictions, each of which defines the course of the spacecraft over a
period of time; and
d) The Service Agreement, which covers all aspects of SLE-SM and defines the bounds
for the three other information entities;
2.2 OVERVIEW OF SLE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
2.2.1 INTRODUCTION
SLE-SM comprises a set of services for the standardized exchange of management
information. Each of these management services contains sufficient information for
authentication, credentials and general security concerns. The management services are:
a) Service Package service (see 2.2.3);
b) Configuration Profile service (see 2.2.4);
c) Trajectory Prediction service (see 2.2.5); and
d) Service Agreement service (see 2.2.6).
In general, each management service involves procedures, operations and messages to effect
negotiation and commitment of resources for the provision of space link and SLE transfer
services.
Each of the management services defines the operations that can be invoked by UM and the
operations that can be invoked by CM, as well as the messages that are exchanged as part of
each operation.
2.2.2 SLE-SM RECOMMENDED STANDARD SUMMARY
The information, operations, and reference framework relationships associated with the SLE-
SM services are summarized in figure 2-2.
Note that the names of operations that are performed upon invocation from an external entity
use the imperative or present tense, while the names of notified operations (which emit a
notification after the operation has been performed) use the past tense.
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