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ISA TR100.20.01

Common Network Management: Concepts and Terminology

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Organization: ISA
Publication Date: 10 March 2017
Status: active
Page Count: 64
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The Concepts and Terminology Technical Report (C&TTR) for Common Network Management (CNM) provides an overview, principles, concepts of CNM, terminology related to, and the expected benefits from, adopting a CNM standard.

The C&TTR explains the basic concepts included in CNM and the relationship of those concepts with other current network management concepts.

Document History

ISA TR100.20.01
March 10, 2017
Common Network Management: Concepts and Terminology
The Concepts and Terminology Technical Report (C&TTR) for Common Network Management (CNM) provides an overview, principles, concepts of CNM, terminology related to, and the expected benefits from,...

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