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ETSI M2M Release 2 Enrico Scarrone, ETSI TC Smart M2M Vice-Chairman, Telecom Italia 4°ETSI M2M workshop, Mandelieu, France, EU

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ETSI M2M Release 2

Enrico Scarrone, ETSI TC Smart M2M Vice-Chairman,

Telecom Italia

4° ETSI M2M workshop, Mandelieu, France, EU

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ETSI M2M Release 2

TC M2M (now SmartM2M)

Has been founded in 2008

to develop and maintain an end-to-end overall telecommunication high

level architecture for M2M

to identify gaps where existing standards and provide specifications to

fill these gaps

TC M2M has faced the challenge of developing a common M2MTC M2M has faced the challenge of developing a common M2M

framework as an answer to the fragmentation of the solution that is

penalizing the M2M market developments the understanding of the

shared data

Release 1 finalized end 2011

Release 2 finalized in beginning 2013

TC M2M is fully committed to the global initiative of oneM2M has

already transferred the technical work of ETSI M2M of Release 1 and 2 to

oneM2M.

2

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ETSI M2M Release 2

From thrM2M stovepipes to integrated

offering

Pipe#1 1 Application,

1 Network 1 (or few) types of

Device

Business

Application

Horizontal (based on common Layer)Applications share common infrastructure,

environments and network elements

Business Application #1

Business Application # i

Business Application #N

Business

Application

Business

Application

Pipe#2 1 Application,

1 Network 1 (or few) types of

Device

Pipe#N 1 Application,

1 Network 1 (or few) types of

Device

3

Local NW

Device

Transport Network (mobile, fixed, Powerline ..)

Gateway

Transport Network 1

Transport Network 2

Local NW

Device Device Device Device

Common Application Infrastructure

Gateway

IP

Local NW

Device

Transport Network (mobile, fixed, Powerline ..)

Gateway

Local NW

Device

Gateway

Transport Network (mobile, fixed, Powerline ..)

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ETSI M2M Release 2

M2M Application M2M Area Network

Service

Capabilities

M2M

Core

DIRECT

CONNECT

… reusing existing communication

Technologies

M2M Area Networks• PLC• SRD• UWB

• ZigBee• M-BUS• Wireless M-BUS• IEEE 802.15•

Core Networks• 3GPP (GPRS, EPC)• ETSI TISPAN• ATTM• NGNSmart Energy

Smart User

M2M

Gateway

Client

Application

DIRECT

CONNECT

4

Smart User

Smart Transport

Smart Health

Access Networks• xDSL• Hybrid FiberCoax• PLC• Satellite• GERAN, UTRAN, eUTRAN• WLAN• SRDs• UWB• WiMAX

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ETSI M2M Release 2

TC M2M– Release 1

Release 1

Core Release1 Finalized in November 2011. (http://docbox.etsi.org/M2M/Open/Latest_Drafts/ and www.etsi.org)

Including:• Stage 1: Service and operational requirements for a multiservice M2M system

• Stage 2: Architecture: SCL, device, gateways and network platforms, RESTful • Stage 2: Architecture: SCL, device, gateways and network platforms, RESTful

resources information model and relates procedures, service bootstrap, reference

points (dIa, mId, & mIa definition), legacy devices, etc

• Device Management (with BBF and OMA DM)

• Security (Key management and Automated Bootstrapping)

• Stage 3 (API primitives and parameter definitions, HTTP / CoAP Binding)

Release 1 core specs (full list available on the ETSI portal)

WI Ref ETSI Ref Specification Name

DTS/M2M-00001 TS 102 689 M2M service requirements

DTS/M2M-00002 TS 102 690 M2M Architecture

DTS/M2M-00010 TS 102 921 M2M Stage 3 Interfaces

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ETSI M2M Release 2

ETSI M2M

Devices

Connectivity

Service Enablement

DataDataDataDataManagement

Services

Devices

Connectivity

Management

Services

Devices

Connectivity

6

Connectivity Deployment

Integration

� ETSI M2M standard is based on a “Store and Share” resource based paradigm.

� The data may be made available in the platform to the other applications, interested

application are notified by means of subscription

� Privacy is ensured by a strict Access Rights Management, which relies on underlying

network security, providing a secure light solution

� ETSI M2M is heavily reusing underlying network functionalities, including TR069 and OMA

DM management, LCS, subscription management, QoS, Charging, etc.

� ETSI M2M release 1 has been released end 2012,

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ETSI M2M Release 2

ETSI M2M Main functionality summaryFunction NSCL GSCL DSCL

Ensure that only trusted applications can communicate to the SCL X X X

Registration of applications to the local SCL X X X

Authetication and authorisation of SCL communication X X X

Generation of charging records pertaining to the use of the system for purposes of e.g. billing, accounting X

Provides means to store application data with history X X X

Provides means to share data among applications X X X

Provides M2M service connection establishment and teardown along with security key negotiation. X X X

Selection of communication means for delivery of information based on policies X X X

Analysis and forwarding of methods according to provisioned policies and method metadata X X X

Manages subscriptions and notifications pertaining to changes in data. X X X

Support access control for stored data (authorisation) X X X

Keeping track of reachability of the M2M Device or M2M Gateway X X X

Support grouping of information pertaining to gateways, devices and applications X X X

Supports remote management of gateways, devices and area network, including performance management,

configuration management, fault management and software and firmware upgrading managementX X X

Supports multiple management protocols X X

Provides interworking between non ETSI compliant devices or gateways and the SCL X X X

Interworking and using of Core Network services exposed by the Network Operator. X

Geographic location support X X X

NAT traversal support X X X

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ETSI M2M Release 2

Network

Domain

NA

DDA

DSCL

dIa

mIa

d(out of scope)

D‘

DA

dG GA

dIa

GSCLdIa

mId

mId

Legacy case 1

Case 1

Case 2

Legacy case 2

NSCL

NIPGIP(*dIa)(out of scope)

ETSI M2M full Release 2 Architecture� Gateway (G):Gateway (G):Gateway (G):Gateway (G): provides M2M

Service Capabilities (GSCL) that

communicates to the NSCL using

the mId reference point and to

DA or GA using the dIa reference

point.

� Device (D):Device (D):Device (D):Device (D): provides M2M

Service Capability (DSCL) that

communicates to an NSCL using

the mId reference point and to

DA using the dIa reference point.

d

D DA

dIa

DSCL

Legacy case 3(out of scope)

DIP

(*optionally dIa)

(*dIa)Network

Domain

NA

mIa

NSCL

NIP

mIm

D‘

DAdIaCase 3

mId

DA using the dIa reference point.

� Device' (D'):Device' (D'):Device' (D'):Device' (D'): hosts DA that

communicates to a GSCL or to

NSCL using the dIa reference

point. D' does not implement

ETSI M2M Service Capabilities.

� Additionally there is a non-ETSI

M2M compliant device ('d') that

connects to SCL using the xIP

Capability (NIP, GIP, DIP). d

devices do not use ETSI M2M

defined reference protocols/API

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ETSI M2M Release 2

TC M2M Release 2 major additions

Charging: definition of the architectural framework for recording,

tracking and exchange of events relevant for the collection of statistical

information and for the exchange of charging information, including

correlation with charging information from the underlying network

Inter-domain communications between service platforms, i.e. inter-NSCL

communication, on mIm reference point (a variant of mId). This allow

application in a domain to exchange information with application in aapplication in a domain to exchange information with application in a

different domain, in a transparent way respect to the domain they

belong to.

M2M Light: ETSI M2M Release1 was already supporting very constrained

devices via gateways, in Release 2 very constrained device can connect

directly to the network platform. Implementation has been made on

made on USB dongles.

Semantic interworking guidelines common semantic rules has been

defined for applications belonging to different industrial segment, to

assure the understanding of the shared data, for a very wide set of

commonly used technologies9

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QUESTIONS?

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