Information technology - UPnP Device Architecture - Part 18-13: Remote Access Device Control Protocol - Remote Access Transport Agent Configuration Service

ISO/IEC 29341-18-13:2011(E) describes a service definition which is compliant with the UPnP Device Architecture version 1.0. It defines a service type referred to herein as RATAConfig service. The RATAConfig service is a UPnP service that allows control points to provision and configure the parameters that are required for enabling a Remote Access Server to accept and a Remote Access Client to initiate remote access connections. This service provides control points with the following functionality: - Determine the Remote Access Transport Agents that can be configured by the service. - Determine the delivery mechanisms for credentials supported by the service. - Configure Remote Access Transport Agent profiles. - Management of Remote Access Transport Agent profiles.

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29-Aug-2011
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ISO/IEC 29341-18-13
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Agent Configuration Service
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ISO/IEC 29341-18-13
Edition 1.0 2011-08
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARD
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inside
Information technology – UPnP device architecture –
Part 18-13: Remote Access Device Control Protocol – Remote Access Transport
Agent Configuration Service
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29341-18-13 © ISO/IEC:2011(E)
CONTENTS
1  Overview and Scope . 4
1.1  Introduction . 4
1.2  Notation . 4
1.3  Vendor-defined Extensions . 5
1.4  References . 5
1.4.1  Normative References . 5
1.4.2  Informative References . 6
2  Service Modeling Definitions . 6
2.1  Service Type . 6
2.2  Terms and Abbreviations . 7
2.2.1  Abbrevia tions . 7
2.2.2  Terms . 7
2.3  RATAConfig Service Architecture . 8
2.4  State Vari ables . 8
2.4.1  State Variable Overview . 8
2.4.2  SystemInfo . 8
2.4.3  TransportAgentCapabilities . 9
2.4.4  CredentialDelivery . 9
2.4.5  CredentialsList . 9
2.4.6  ProfileList . 9
2.4.7  A_ARG_TYPE_ProfileConfigInfo . 10
2.4.8  A_ARG_TYPE_ProfileID . 10
2.5  Eventing and Moderation . 10
2.5.1  Relationships Between State Variables . 10
2.6  Actions . 10
2.6.1  GetTransportAgentCapabilities() . 11
2.6.2  GetSupportedCredentialDelivery() . 11
2.6.3  GetCredentialsList() . 12
2.6.4  GetProfileList() . 13
2.6.5  AddProfile() . 13
2.6.6  EditProfile() . 14
2.6.7  DeleteProfile() . 15
2.6.8  GetProfileConfigInfo() . 16
2.6.9  Error Code Summary . 16
2.7  Theory of Operation . 17
2.7.1  The Interaction Model . 17
2.7.2  Detecting the RATA Role . 17
2.7.3  Configuring Remote Access Transport Profile (Server) . 17
2.7.4  Configuring Remote Access Transport Profile (Client) . 18
2.7.5  Editing a Profile . 18
2.7.6  Deleting a Profile . 19
3  XML Service Description . 19
4  Test . . 22
Annex A (normative) RATransportAgent Data Structures . 23

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A.1  ProfileList Template . 23
A.2  ProfileConfig Template . 23
A.3  TransportAgentCapabilities Template . 24
A.4  CredentialDelivery Template . 25
A.5  CredentialsList Template . 26
A.6  TransportAgent Datastructure Schema . 27
Annex B (informative) Addressing Considerations . 28
B.1  IPv4 Considerations . 28
B.1.1  IPv4 Address Allocation . 28
B.1.2  Address Space Collisi ons. 28
Annex C (normative) Using IPsec as Remote Access Transport . 30
C.1  IPsec Templates . 30
C.1.1  IPsec Options Template . 30
C.1.2  IPsec Configuration Template . 31
C.2  Sample IPsec Files . 34
C.2.1  Sample IPSec based on certificates . 34
C.2.2  Sample IPSec based on shared key null policy . 37
C.2.3  Sample IPSec based on shared key advanced policy . 39
Annex D (normative) Using OpenVPN as Remote Access Transport . 42
D.1  OpenVPN Templates . 42
D.1.1  OpenVPN Configuration Templa te . 42
D.2  Sample OpenVPN configurat ion . 46
D.2.1  Sample configuration for Server . 46
D.2.2  Sample configuration for Client . 46

Figure 2-1 — The Interaction Model. . 17
Figure 2-2 — Configuring Remote Access Transport Profiles. . 18
Figure 2-3 — Editing Remote Access Transport Profiles . . 18
Figure 2-4 — Deleting Remote Access Transport Profiles. . 19
Figure B.1 — Address Space Collision Problem. . 28

Table 2-1 — Abbreviati ons . 7
Table 2-2 — State Variables . 8
Table 2-3 — Eventing and Moderation . 10
Table 2-4 — Actions . 10
Table 2-5 — Arguments for GetTransportAgentCapabilities() . 11
Table 2-6 — Error Codes for GetTransportAgentCapabilities() . 11
Table 2-7 — Arguments for GetSupportedCredentialDelivery() . 11
Table 2-8 — Error Codes for GetSupportedCredentialDelivery() . 12
Table 2-9 — Arguments for GetCredentialsList() . 12
Table 2-10 — Error Codes for GetCredentialsList() . 13
Table 2-11 — Arguments for GetProfileList() . 13
Table 2-12 — Error Codes for GetProfileList() . 13
Table 2-13 — Arguments for AddProfile() . 13
Table 2-14 — Error Codes for AddProfile() . 14
Table 2-15 — Arguments for EditProfile() . 14

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Table 2-16 — Error Codes for EditProfile() . 15
Table 2-17 — Arguments for DeleteProfile() . 15
Table 2-18 — Error Codes for DeleteProfile() . 16
Table 2-19 — Arguments for GetProfileConfigInfo() . 16
Table 2-20 — Error Codes for GetProfileConfigInfo() . 16
Table 2-21 — Error Code Summary . 17

29341-18-13 © ISO/IEC:2011(E)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY –
UPNP DEVICE ARCHITECTURE –
Part 18-13: Remote Access Device Control Protocol –
Remote Access Transport Agent Configuration Service
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