BS ISO 7498-3:1989

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Basic concepts of naming
6 OSI naming and addressing concepts and the correct
      use of addresses
6.1 The naming of real open systems
6.2 The naming and addressing of elements of an (N)-
      layer
6.3 The correct use of (N)-addresses
7 OSI addressing model
7.1 Associations between peer (N)-entities
7.2 Attachment of (N)-entities to (N)-SAPs
7.3 (N)-addresses and (N)-SAPs
7.4 (N)-directory-functions and directory facilities
8 Addressing information and (N)-services
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Address parameters
8.3 Called-(N)-address
8.4 Calling-(N)-address
8.5 Responding-(N)-address
9 Addressing information and (N)-protocols
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Addressing information in (N)-PAI
9.3 Assignment of values to elements of (N)-PAI
9.4 Network-addresses and network-PAI
9.5 (N)-addresses and (N)-PAI above the Network Layer
9.6 Obtaining (N)-PAI
10 (N)-Directory functions
10.1 Introduction
10.2 The initiator (N)-directory-functions
10.3 The recipient (N)-directory-functions
11 Addressing in specific OSI layers
11.1 Application processes and the Application Layer
11.2 Presentation Layer
11.3 Session Layer
11.4 Transport Layer
11.5 Network Layer
11.6 Data Link Layer
11.7 Physical Layer
12 Naming domains and authorities
13 Registration procedures for naming within OSI
14 Directory facility requirements
14.1 Introduction
14.2 The Application Title Directory Facility
14.3 The Network Address Directory Facility

Establishes principles and defines the allocation of naming and addressing functions to each layer of the basic reference model.