RFC 2126:ISO Transport Service on top of TCP (ITOT...
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ISO Transport Service on top of TCP (ITOT)
1. Introduction, Motivation
2. The Model
2.1. ISO Transport Model
2.2. ISO Transport over TCP (ITOT) Model
2.3. Overview of Protocol and Service
3. Service Definition
3.1. Transport Service Definition
3.1.1. Transport Service Definition Primitives
3.2. Network Service Definition
3.2.1. ISO 8348 CONS primitives
3.2.2. TCP Service primitives
3.2.3. Mapping TCP as a Network Service Provider
3.2.3.1. Network Connection Establishment
3.2.3.2. Network Data Transfer
3.2.3.3. Network Connection Release
4. Transport Protocol Specification
4.1. Class 0 over TCP
4.1.1. Connection Establishment
4.1.2. Data Transfer
4.1.3. Connection Release
4.2. Class 2 over TCP
4.2.1. Connection Establishment
4.2.2. Data Transfer
4.2.3. Connection Release
4.3. TPKT Packet Format
5. Address representations
5.1. String representation of ITOT access point addresses
5.2. OSI Network Address encoding
6. Notes to Implementors
6.1. TCP Connection Establishment
6.2. TCP Data transfer
6.3. Class negotiation
6.4. Default maximum TPDU size
6.5. Class 0 TPDU bit encoding
6.6. Class 2 Options
6.7. Class 2 Expedited Data Acknowledgement
6.8. Class 2 Normal Data and Expedited Data handling
6.9. Class 2 Forward Connection procedure
6.10. TPKT
7. Rationale - Interoperability with RFC1006
8. Security Considerations
9. Acknowledgements
10. References
11. Authors' Addresses
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