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OMA-TP-2011-0048R01-INP_GWMO_v1.0_Presentation GwMO v1.0: Presentation for Information

Submitted To: TP Date: 10 Feb 2011 Availability: Public OMA Confidential Contact: Bipin Patel & GwMO Champions bipin.patel@interoptechnologies.com Source: DM Working Group.

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OMA-TP-2011-0048R01-INP_GWMO_v1.0_Presentation GwMO v1.0: Presentation for Information

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  1. Submitted To: TP Date: 10 Feb 2011 Availability: Public OMA Confidential Contact: Bipin Patel & GwMO Champions bipin.patel@interoptechnologies.com Source: DM Working Group OMA-TP-2011-0048R01-INP_GWMO_v1.0_Presentation GwMO v1.0: Presentation for Information X USE OF THIS DOCUMENT BY NON-OMA MEMBERS IS SUBJECT TO ALL OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE USE AGREEMENT (located at http://www.openmobilealliance.org/UseAgreement.html) AND IF YOU HAVE NOT AGREED TO THE TERMS OF THE USE AGREEMENT, YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE, COPY OR DISTRIBUTE THIS DOCUMENT. THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED ON AN "AS IS" "AS AVAILABLE" AND "WITH ALL FAULTS" BASIS. Intellectual Property Rights Members and their Affiliates (collectively, "Members") agree to use their reasonable endeavours to inform timely the Open Mobile Alliance of Essential IPR as they become aware that the Essential IPR is related to the prepared or published Specification. This obligation does not imply an obligation on Members to conduct IPR searches. This duty is contained in the Open Mobile Alliance application form to which each Member's attention is drawn. Members shall submit to the General Manager of Operations of OMA the IPR Statement and the IPR Licensing Declaration. These forms are available from OMA or online at the OMA website at www.openmobilealliance.org.

  2. Many devices in home environment • Communication★ • Wireless telephony • Instant message • Voice/video conferencing • Electronic messaging • Entertainment★ • Video • IPTV • Streaming music • Off-line storage Security ★ • Intrusion detection • In-home monitoring • Parents controls • Remote video surveillance • Remote Management • Device configuration • Service Configuration • Usage Monitoring • Others★ • Health devices • Home automation • Shared Internet access • Appliances control

  3. GwMO Overview • Facilitates interaction between a management server and a management client in situations where direct and unaided interaction between the management server and the management client is not possible • Device does not have a publicly routable address • Device sitting behind a firewall • Device supports a management protocol other than OMA-DM • Enables a single OMA-DM message, issued by a DM Server, to be fanned out to multiple end devices, and an aggregated response to be sent back to the DM Server

  4. Modes of Operation • GW MO Enabler provides framework for OMA DM to manage devices indirectly • Compatible DM v1.3 and later versions • Three different supported modes • Transparent • Proxy • Adaptation

  5. Transparent Mode • Transparent Mode • The DM Gateway assists the DM Server in sending a DM Notification to the End Device(s) behind the DM Gateway • The DM Gateway forwards the DM Notification to the End Device(s) • The DM Gateway does not participate in the management session that gets established between the DM Server and the End Device(s), after the delivery of the DM Notification to the End Device(s)

  6. Proxy Mode • Proxy Mode • The DM Gateway manages End Device(s) behind the DM Gateway on behalf of the DM Server over DM protocol. Scenarios: • Management of End Device(s) behind Firewall • Management of End Device(s) which may not have capabilities to access Internet • Multiple DM sessions are established; One is between DM Server and DM Gateway; Other DM sessions are between DM Gateway and each End Device • Supports command fanout and response aggregation • Useful for M2M scenarios GwMO

  7. Adaptation Mode • Adaptation Mode • Similar to the Proxy Mode with the difference that the DM Gateway manages End Device(s) behind the DM Gateway on behalf of the DM Server over non-OMA-DM protocols (such as UPnP DM, TR069, etc.) GwMO

  8. GwMO Architecture: Transparent Mode • GwMO-1 interface: Allows a GwMO Server to invoke GwMO Operations on the End Device via the DM Gateway using the underlying DM-1 interface • GwMO-2 interface: Allows the End Device to send GwMO Alerts to the GwMO Server via the DM Gateway using the underlying DM-1 interface • GwMO-3 interface: Allows the GwMO component to send notifications to End Device • GwMO-4 interface: Allows the DM Client to register its End Device to the DM Gateway. • DM-1 interface: Defined in the OMA DM Enabler. It provides a formal interface over which Servers may send device management commands to Clients and Clients may return status and alerts to Servers

  9. GwMO Architecture: Proxy Mode • GwMO-1 interface: Allows a GwMO Server to invoke GwMO Operations on the End Device via the DM Gateway using the underlying DM-1 interface • GwMO-2 interface: Allows the End Device to send GwMO Alerts to the GwMO Server via the DM Gateway using the underlying DM-1 interface • GwMO-3 interface: Allows the GwMO component to send notifications to End Device • GwMO-4 interface: Allows the DM Client to register its End Device to the DM Gateway. • DM-1 interface: Defined in the OMA DM Enabler. It provides a formal interface over which Servers may send device management commands to Clients and Clients may return status and alerts to Servers

  10. GwMO Architecture: Adaptation Mode • GwMO-1 interface: Allows a GwMO Server to invoke GwMO Operations on the End Device via the DM Gateway using the underlying DM-1 interface • GwMO-2 interface: Allows the End Device to send GwMO Alerts to the GwMO Server via the DM Gateway using the underlying DM-1 interface • DM-1 interface: Defined in the OMA DM Enabler. It provides a formal interface over which Servers may send device management commands to Clients and Clients may return status and alerts to Servers • NDM-1 interface: Provides an interface over which Servers may send device management commands to Clients and Clients may return status and alerts to Servers using non-OMA DM protocol. This interface is outside the scope of OMA DM.

  11. Sharing DM Account by Group of Devices • Possible Additional Functionality (to be finalized): • DM Account can be assigned to each device • DM Account can also be shared for management of group of devices

  12. GwMO: Management Objects Additional MOs may be identified as work on the GwMO Enabler proceeds. • Device Inventory MO • Maintains a list of Devices in the network that are managed through the DM Gateway • Device ID • Dev Info • Address • Mode • MO is populated as and when the DM Gateway becomes aware of new Devices in the network • Gateway Config MO • Maintains information regarding the handling of different types of Devices by the Gateway • Bootstrapping information • Device grouping based on various criteria. The group can be addressed for notification or command fanouts • Controlling the issuance of the Inventory Alert notification

  13. GwMO: Management Objects Additional MOs may be identified as work on the GwMO Enabler proceeds. • Fanout MO • Maintains information regarding the handling of DM Commands fanout and response aggregation • Issue the DM Commands to a single targeted End Device (specified by the Device ID in Device Inventory MO) OR issue the DM Commands to a group ID (specified in the Gateway Config MO) • Supported for Proxy Mode (and not Transparent Mode) • Image Inventory MO • Allows caching of data in the DM Gateway to optimize delivery of data to End Device(s)

  14. GwMO: Management Objects Additional MOs may be identified as work on the GwMO Enabler proceeds. • Alerts to DM Server • Device Inventory Update Alert • Issued by DM Gateway to DM Server to notify when there are Devices attached or detached • Device Attach Alert • Issued by the DM Gateway to DM Server when the DM Gateway detects a new device • Device Detach Alert • Issued by the DM Gateway to the DM Server when the device is detached from the DM Gateway

  15. Work Status • RD and AD in Candidate status • Very good progress achieved on the TS • GwMO TS to reach Candidate status during 2011

  16. References • Requirements Document: OMA-RD-GwMO-V1_0-20100831-C • Architecture Document: OMA-AD-GwMO-V1_0-20101223-D • Technical Specification Document: OMA-TS-GwMO-V1_0-20110113-D • Enabler Release Definition Document: OMA-ERELD-GwMO-V1_0-20101102-C

  17. Thank You

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