2018-02-20 OT-IM Meeting Notes

Date

20 February 2018

Attendees

Goals

Focus on the OTSi modeling per TAPI's need

Discussion Items

Time	Item	Who	Notes
	OTSi	Kam	Kam presented oimt2018.KL.003.00_OTSi-MI.doc and briefly described the OTSi related management information elements (MI signals) These MI signals are defined in G.798 (12/2017), including The input MIs, which are configurable information elements, The output MIs, which are read-only information elements At the "source" functions, such as OTSiG-O_TT_So At the "sink" functions, such as the OTSiG-O_TT_Si In oimt2018.KL.003.00_OTSi-MI.doc, there are MIs for the other functions, such as The OTS and OMS maintenance entities, the OTU, and related the adaptation functions. Note that the MIs of the ODU-related functions are not listed in the table as they are not for the agenda of this call. Recognizing these MIs need to be managed, the group moved on to discuss where and how OTSiA and OTSiG-O be represented by model artifacts in the model. Functional component figures from the ITU-T recommendstions were looked at Figure 11-1/G.798 The following Figure 8-14/G.872 provides the similar but with additional details within the Media elements, including the monitoring points ("P"), which can be associated with the OMS-O and OTS-O maintenance entities. The following Figure 8-15/G.872 shows in addition the OTSiA subnetwork and the coordination aspect of OTSiG and OTSiG-O. The above figures and the TAPI figures were added into oimt2018.KL.003.01_OTSi-MI.docx.
		Karthik	Karthik decribed the current TAPI model of OTSi. Overall, the discussion noted that the model seems in the right direction.