Service Specification Home Page – Effective 12/20/2006

Machine-readable XML Schema definitions for each of the Service Specs below can be found at:

*Compatibility*	*Service Name*	*Service Spec*	*Approved date*	*Contact*	*State*
P	Public WLAN Access	PWLANAccess3.5-A.0.1	4/25/2004	IPDR.org Editor	1
P	Streaming Media	SM3.5-A.0.1	4/25/2004	IPDR.org Editor	1
P	DOCSIS® 2.0 SAMIS	DOCSIS(R)3.5-A.0	12/10/2004	IPDR.org Editor	1
P	Voice over IP	VoIP3.5-A.0.1	4/25/2004	IPDR.org Editor	1
P	IPTV	IPTV3.5-A.0.0	10/31/2006	IPDR.org Editor	1

*Compatibility*	*Service Name*	*Service Spec*	*Approved date*	*Contact*	*State*
P	E-Mail	Email3.0-A.0	2/14/2002	IPDR.org Editor	1
P	DOCSIS™1.1 Service Flow Metering	DOCSIS(TM)1.1-3.1-A.0	9/27/2002	IPDR.org Editor	1
P	Streaming Media	SM3.1-A.0.5	5/20/2002	IPDR.org Editor	2
P	Voice over IP	VoIP3.1-A.0.2	5/1/2002	IPDR.org Editor	2
P	Wholesale	WS3.0-A.0	2/14/2002	IPDR.org Editor	1

*Compatibility*	*Service Name*	*Service Spec*	*Approved date*	*Contact*	*State*
N	Access and Authorization	AA2.5-A.0	4/13/2001	IPDR.org Editor	1
N	Application Service Provision	ASP2.5-A.0	4/13/2001	IPDR.org Editor	1
N	E-Mail	Email2.5-A.0	4/13/2001	IPDR.org Editor	1
N	Internet Access	IA2.5-A.0	4/13/2001	IPDR.org Editor	2
N	Video on Demand	VoD2.5-A.0	4/13/2001	IPDR.org Editor	2
N	Voice over IP	VoIP2.5-A.0	4/13/2001	IPDR.org Editor	2
N	Wholesale	WS2.5-A.0	4/13/2001	IPDR.org Editor	1

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Key

Compatibility

P = Preferred. This is the preferred version.

F = Forward compatible with the current preferred version.

N = Not forward compatible with the current preferred version.

Service Specification Version Number Structure

The service specification version number is a concatenation of NDM-U version and alphabetic major revision level plus decimal minor revision level. Service specifications written in accordance with NDM-U 2.0, 2.5, and 2.6 are backward compatible, but not forward compatible. Service specifications written in accordance with NDM-U 3.x are not backward compatible.

States

1 = Working Draft

Description:

Submission stage service specifications have been inspected by the IPDR.org Business Requirements working group and validated as well formed and potentially useful. Forward compatibility is not assured.

Criterion:

· Two organizations sponsored the service spec for submission to IPDR.org.

· An IPDR.org member committed to champion it through the process

· BR working group reviewed the specification, suggested changes, and voted to accept. (Voting is targeted to occur within 30 days of submission).

2 = Recommendation

Description:

Recommendation stage service specifications have been proven in multi-vendor interoperability. New versions may be created to address limitations that are found during use. These will typically be forward compatible.

Criterion:

At least three different vendors (at least 2 producers and 1 consumer or 1 producer and at least 2 consumers) have demonstrated interoperability using the service specification in a realistic scenario, or another consortium comprising significant vendors from the applicable industry segment has formally recognized the service specification draft.