Questions and Answers

What do the letters TINA stand for?

Question 2

I Telecommunication Information Network Architecture
II Technology Information Networking Architecture
III Telephone Information Networking Architecture
IV Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture
a, I and III
b, II only
c, IV only
d, ALL of them
e, None of them

Answer 2

TMN management service provides support in which of the following aspects?

Question 3

I Operations,
II Maintenance,
III Administration

a, I only
b, I and II
c, II and III
d, I and III

Answer 3

The management functions have been classified according to their usage, which of the following is NOT included in the management functional areas.

Question 4

I Configuration management,
II Accounting management,
III Performance management,
IV Fault (Maintenance) management,

a, I and II
b, I and III
c, II, III and IV
d, I only
e, None of them

Answer 4

Which of the following statements are true?

Question 5

I TMN management goals are the benefits of the telecommunication users obtained by using TMN-MS.
II TMN management goals are the benefits of the telecommunication network providers obtained by using TMN-MS.
III TMN-MS addresses the relevant information on telecommunication management serving a specific management goal.

a, I only
b, II only
c, I and II
d, I and III
e, None of them

Answer 5

How is TMN defined in term of managing of a telecommunication network?

Question 6

I It provides effective management of a telecommunication network so that optimised revenue is obtained.
II It captures relevant information on the management of a certain telecommunication area.
III It provides management functions and communications both between the OSs.

a, I only
b, II only
c, I and III
d, II and III
e, All of them

Answer 6

What is the correct picture(s) illustrating of aspects of TMN Functional Architecture?

Question 7

III

a, I and III
b, II and IV
c, I only
d, ALL of them
e, None of them

Answer 7

What is the correct picture(s) illustrating of aspects of TMN Physical Architecture?

Question 8

III

a, I and III
b, II and IV
c, I only
d, ALL of them
e, None of them

Answer 8

What is(are) the TMN architectural framework?

Question 9

I Functional Architecture
II Physical Architecture
III Information Architecture
IV Management Architecture
V Logical Layered Architecture

a, I, II, III, and IV
b, II, III, IV and V
c, I, II, IV and V
d, I, II, III and V
e, None of them

Answer 9

What is(are) the subsets of Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture(TINA) architecture?

Question 10

I Functional Architecture
II Computing Architecture
III Information Architecture
IV Service Architecture
V Management Architecture

a, I, II and III
b, II, III and IV
c, II, IV and V
d, I, II, III and V
e, None of them

Answer 10

TMN stands for Telecommunication Management Network. It supports management activities associated with telecommunication networks.

Answers

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Answer 1

b is correct

Answer 2

TINA stand for "Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture".It represents an attempt to provide a common conceptual and architectural framework for software for telecommunications services and their management.

A Telecommunication Management Network Management Services (TMN-MS) provides supports for the operation, administration and maintenance (OAM) of the network being managed. TMN-MSs are an integral part of TMN interface specifications.

Answer 3

e is correct

Each TMN-MS contains a specification of the TMN-MS in prose form, the components used by it and the TMN management functions which used by the components.

The TMN management function is associated with management functionality in a managed system.They are usually grouped into five functional areas:
1. Performance management
2. Fault (Maintenance) management
3. Configuration management
4. Accounting management
5. Security management

Answer 4

e is correct

Management goals describe the benefits of TMN users, that is, the reason for performing that management service. TMN-MS addresses the relevant information on telecommunication management serving a specific management goal which is always described from the TMN users sense of the management required.

Answer 5

d is correct

Answer 6

TMN is defined to provide effective management of a telecommunication network so that the telecommunication administration is optimising its revenue. It derives its architecture by extending the principle for managing Open System Interconnection (OSI) System Management. A TMN may provides management functions and offer communication both between the OSs themselves, also between OSs and various parts of the telecommunications network.

Answer 7

The TMN Functional Architecture is associated with the following building blocks and interfaces.

1. Operations System Function(OSF)
2. "q" is the reference point when both OSFs are located in the same TMN
3. "x" is the reference point when two OSFs are located in different TMNs

Answer 8

The TMN Physical Architecture is associated with the following building blocks and interfences.

1. Operating System(OS)
2. Q interface implements a (set of) q reference point(s)
3. X interface implements a (set of) x reference point(s)

There are four TMN architectural framework.

Answer 9

d is correct

1. Functional Architecture
2. Physical Architecture
3. Information Architecture
4. Logical Layered Architecture