Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Standardization requirements
   4.1 Introduction
   4.2 Liberalization of infrastructure
   4.3 Standardization requirements at the loop - core
        boundary
5 Status of access network and V5 standards work
   5.1 V5-related documents
   5.2 Other AN-related documents
6 Architecture and modelling
   6.1 The general network architecture and modelling
   6.2 The architecture and modelling of the access
        connection element
   6.3 The network selection function in the ISDN
   6.4 Discussion of the term "core network"
7 Analysis of V5 and associated specifications
   7.1 Introduction
   7.2 Access network services not covered by the V5
        standards
   7.3 Consideration of CEC BC-T-309 requirements
8 Support of leased lines
   8.1 Semi-permanent leased line connections
   8.2 Permanent leased line connections
   8.3 Permanent line capability for permanent leased line
        connections
9 Management
   9.1 Access network management architecture
   9.2 Management interface capabilities
   9.3 Management associated with user selection of
        switched-service provider
   9.4 Management associated with leased lines
10 Additional specifications required
   10.1 V5 PSTN signal mappings
   10.2 Management
11 Conclusion
Annex A: Private Branch eXchange (PBX) selection of service
         provider
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