Figure PR.19 - Examples of PhysicalDeviceRoles

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Physical Resource ABE
ResourceRole System View ABE
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Figure LR.04 - Resource specialization and inheritance
Figure LR.05 - Relationship between Resource and Product
Figure LR.06 - Concept of CustomerFacingServices vs. ResourceFacingServices
Figure LR.07 - Relationship between Product, Service and Resource
Figure LR.08 - Principal Subclasses of LogicalResource
Figure LR.14 - A Simple (but Bad) Approach to Modeling Types of Devices
Figure LR.15 - Using Roles to Represent Device Functionality
Figure LR.16 - ResourceRole – A Starting Point
Figure LR.16-I01 - Illustration – A Simple 2547bis MPLS VPN
Figure LR.16a - Different Types of ResourceRoles (OLD LR50)
Figure LR.17 - Managing ResourceRoles Using PartyRoles
Figure LR.29 - Overview of the Top-Level Protocol Classes
Figure LR.30 - Protocol Interactions
Figure LR.31 - CompoundResource, ResourceCollection, and ResourceElement
Figure LR.32 - Example Instance Implementation of a CompoundResource
Figure LR.54 - Concepts of ManagementInfo and ManagementMethodEntity
Figure LR.64 - Interaction between PartyRole and LogicalResource
Figure LR.66 - Interaction between Resource and Place
Figure PR.02 - (PR.04, PR.05) - Different Aspects of a Device - Illustrative
Figure PR.03 - Relating the Physical and Logical Aspects of a Device to Each Other
Figure PR.04 - The Makeup of a Device - Illustrative
Figure PR.05 - The Concept of “Holding” Hardware - Illustrative
Figure PR.06 - Our Simple Example Router - Illustrative
Figure PR.09 -The Concept of a DeviceRole
Figure PR.10 - Attributes of a PhysicalResource
Figure PR.11 - The Relationship Between PhysicalResource and PhysicalResourceSpecification
Figure PR.12 - Specifying the PhysicalDevice and Hardware Classes in More Detail
Figure PR.13 - Hardware in More Detail
Figure PR.14 - PhysicalConnector
Figure PR.15 - ManagedHardware in More Detail
Figure PR.16 - PhysicalPort in More Detail
Figure PR.17 - PhysicalContainer in More Detail
Figure PR.18 - PhysicalDeviceRole and HardwareRole
Figure PR.19 - Examples of PhysicalDeviceRoles
Figure PR.20 - Specifying Different Types of EquipmentHolders
Figure PR.21 - HolderAtomic in More Detail
Figure PR.22 - HolderComposite in More Detail
Figure PR.23 - AdapterRoles and HolderRoles
Figure PR.24 - Equipment in More Detail
Figure PR.25 - Relating PhysicalPorts to Cards and Chassis
Figure PR.26 - Types of Cards
Figure PR.27 - Exemplary Subclasses of AuxiliaryComponent
Figure PR.28 - Example Subclasses of PhysicalComponent
Figure PR.29 - Overview of Party and PartyRole
Figure PR.30 - Representing Administering and Owning a Resource
Figure PR.31 - Representing the Physical Location of Physical Objects
Figure RF.01 -ResourceFunction and related Entities
Figure RF.02 - ResourceFunction inheritance
AdministerResourceDetails
OwnsResourceDetails
Resource
ResourceCharacteristicValue
ResourceRelationship
ResourceRole

Figure PR.19 - Examples of PhysicalDeviceRoles : Class diagram

Created:	3/28/2022 3:51:09 PM
Modified:	10/3/2023 6:33:35 AM
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Author:	Giu Platania
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The purpose of the PhysicalDeviceRole class is to define the different types of physical roles that a PhysicalDevice can take on. This enables us to correlate different logical roles to specific physical devices. For example, there are different logical characteristics that differentiate a CustomerPremise router from a ProviderEdge router, even though they are both “edge” routers. Depending on the type of connection, different PhysicalDevices are often needed to support these logical functions. The following Figure shows some example subclasses of PhysicalDeviceRole.<br/>