2022-01-27: TR-106 Amendment 11 and TR-181 Issue 2 Amendment 15
TR-106
- Allowed the version attribute in component references
- Allowed minEntries and maxEntries in command and event argument objects
- Allowed status attribute in profile command/event arguments
- Added secured attribute
TR-181
- Split the XML into multiple smaller files (this is just housekeeping; it
doesn't affect how the model is used) - Added Device.USPAgent to the CWMP model to allow a CWMP ACS to configure a
device for USP communications - Added Device.Routing.Babel for the RFC 8966 Babel routing protocol
- Added Device.DOCSIS for modeling DOCSIS 3.0 and 3.1 interfaces
- Added Device.Users.Group, Device.Users.Role and Device.Users.SupportedShell
tables for modeling system users - Improved the Wi-Fi data model by adding Data Elements R2 parameters, moving
MultiAP parameters into the Data Elements structure, and by deprecating
AIFSN, ECWMin, ECWMax and TxOpMax - Clarified that Device.Optical is intended for generic optical interfaces and
is not intended to model anything specific to IEEE or ITU-T PON technologies
(objects specific to such technologies may be added in future versions of
the data model) - Clarified the meaning and usage of the Device.Ethernet.Interface and
Device.Ethernet.Link objects (also allowed the Ethernet Link MACAddress
parameter to be written) - Improved (and made more consistent) the marking of (and explanation of)
deprecated items, and how such items should progress from being deprecated
to obsoleted to deleted - Added a Baseline:4 profile that doesn't include Device.LANConfigSecurity (it
relates to the now-deprecated TR-064 LAN management protocol) - Many minor improvements to object and parameter descriptions
- Replaced the non-standard dmr:version attribute with the version attribute
(which supports three levels of version) - Switched to DMR (data model report) schema v1.0, which supports multi-line
paragraphs, and wrapped all lines to 80 characters maximum