IEEE DRAFT 802 : D27 MAR 99

1 Scope
1.1 General
1.2 Key concepts
1.3 Application and support
1.4 An international family of standards
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Compliance
6 Reference and implementation models
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Reference model description for end stations
6.3 Interconnection and interworking
7 General requirements for an 802 LAN or MAN
7.1 Services supported
7.2 Size and extent
7.3 Error rates
7.4 Service availability
7.5 Safety, and lighting and galvanic protection
8 LAN/MAN management
8.1 General-purpose LAN/MAN management standards
8.2 Special-purpose LAN/MAN management standards
9 Universal addresses and protocol identifiers
9.1 Organizationally unique identifier
9.2 48-bit universal LAN MAC addresses
9.3 Protocol identifiers
9.4 Standard group MAC addresses
9.5 Bit-ordering and different MACs
10 Protocol discrimination above the MAC sublayer access protocol
           (SNAP) and Ethernet types
10.1 Scope and purpose
10.2 Basic concepts
10.3 Subnetwork Access Protocol
10.4 Ethernet types: Format, function, and administration
10.5 Encapsulation of Ethernet frames over LLC
11 ISLAN and MAN support for isochronous bearer services
11.1 Key concepts
11.2 Applications
11.3 Isochronous services access points and PhSAPs
11.4 ISLAN signaling
Annex A Additional reference for LAN/MAN-related standards
A.1 General LAN/MAN standards and specifications
A.2 Management