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Dedicated Network Telecommunications System (DNTS)***DRAFT***SIR # 693KA8-23-R-000xx
Attachment L7 - Sample Testing VRTM
Shall NumberFAA-P-2978e ParagraphRequirementOCT Test CaseOCTFATPATPUT(PAT/PUT)

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13.1.aThe Dedicated Network Telecommunications System (DNTS) equipment shall(1) be scalable with options to configure any mix of interfaces from sections 3.1.2, 3.1.3 and/or Section 3.1.4 up to the aggregate capacity of the specified SONET Optical Interface.AOCXAD
23.1.bThe DNTS shall(2) provide an optional configuration providing a limited set of capabilities to include SONET OC-3, 100 BaseT, and any mix of Low Speed interfaces from 3.1.4.AOCXAD
33.1.1.aThe DNTS shall(3) be compliant with Telcordia GR-253 and ANSI T1.105 SONET specifications.AOCXAA
43.1.1.bThe DNTS shall(4) have optional configurations to function at the SONET OC-3 line rate.AOCXAT
53.1.1cThe DNTS shall(5) have optional configurations to function at the SONET OC-12 line rate.AOCXAT
63.1.1.dThe DNTS shall(6) have optional configurations to function at the SONET OC-48 line rate.AOCXAT
73.1.1.eThe DNTS shall(7) support transmission over single-mode fiber as specified in FAA-E-2761c.AOCXAA
83.1.1.fThe DNTS shall(8) support UPSR as specified in GR-1400.ACFGAT
93.1.1.gThe DNTS shall(9) operate with one or both optical transmitter/receivers enabled.DFDCDD
103.1.1.hWhen both transmitter/receivers are enabled the DNTS shall(10) provide for auto reconfiguration in accordance with UPSR.ACFGAD
113.1.1.iIn the event of loss of physical layer connectivity on one path between nodes with redundant fiber paths, the system shall(11) restore communications within 60 milliseconds.DFDCDD
123.1.1.jThe transmitter’s peak emission wavelength shall(12) be 1310 nm ± 50 nm.ATEWATTTMeasure SFP power is within acceptable range
133.1.1.k.1The dynamic range of the transmitter/receiver shall(13) not be less than 13 dB for short or intermediate reach transmitter/receivers.ATEWAT
143.1.1.k.2The dynamic range of the transmitter/receivers shall(14) not be less than 25 dB for long reach transmitter/receivers.ATEWAT
153.1.1.k.3The maximum transmitter optical power output shall(15) not exceed the maximum allowable input power level of the receiver for short and intermediate reach transmitters.ATEWAA
163.1.2.aThe DNTS shall(16) provide Structure-Agnostic Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) over Packet (SAToP) in accordance with IETF RFC 4553.AETHAD
173.1.2.bThe DNTS shall(17) provide Circuit Emulation Service over Ethernet (CESoETH) in accordance with MEF 3AETHAD
183.1.2.cThe DNTS shall(18) provide Circuit Emulation Service over Ethernet (CESoETH) in accordance with MEF 8.AETHAD
193.1.2.dThe DNTS shall(19) provide Circuit Emulation Service over Packet Switched Network (CESoPSN) in accordance with IETF RFC 5086.AETHAD
203.1.2.eThe DNTS shall(20) provide Multi-Protocol Label Switching – Transport Profile (MPLS-TP) in accordance with IETF RFC 5654.AETHAD
213.1.2.fThe DNTS shall(21) provide Ethernet Linear Protection Switching (ELPS) in accordance with ITU-T G.8031.AETHAD
223.1.2.gThe DNTS shall(22) provide Ethernet Ring Protection Switching (ERPS) in accordance with ITU-T G.8032.AETHAD
233.1.2.hThe DNTS shall(23) provide Operation, Administration and Maintenance (OAM) in accordance with IEEE 802.3-2018.AETHAA
243.1.2.iThe DNTS shall(24) have the option to terminate a minimum of ten IEEE 802.3 10/100/1000BaseT circuits, each circuit independently configurable as Layer 1 or Layer 2.PCTKII
253.1.2.jThe DNTS shall(25) have optional configurations to provide a minimum of four Optical Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) circuits.DCFGDD
263.1.2.kThe DNTS shall(26) provide MSTP in accordance with IEEE 802.1q Clause 13.AETHAD
273.1.2.lThe DNTS shall(27) provide VLAN-aware bridging capability in accordance with IEEE 802.1q Clause 5.AETHAD
283.1.2.mThe DNTS shall(28) provide Power over Ethernet (PoE) in accordance with IEEE 802.3at.AETHAD
293.1.2.nThe DNTS shall(29) provide Virtual Bridged Local Area Networks in accordance with IEEE 802.1q Clause 7.AETHAD
303.1.2.oThe DNTS shall(30) provide Hierarchical Quality of Service (QoS) in accordance with IEEE 802.1p.AETHAD
313.1.2.pThe DNTS shall(31) provide Unicast to Multicast conversion using Protocol Independent Multicast – Sparse Mode (PIM-SM) in accordance with IETF RFC 7761.AETHAD
323.1.2.qThe DNTS shall(32) support IPv6 for management functions and interfaces in accordance with IETF RFC 8200 and 8504.AETHAD
333.1.2.rThe DNTS shall(33) support IPv6 for packet transport in accordance with IETF RFC 8200 and 8504.AETHAD
343.1.3.1The DNTS shall(34) terminate a minimum of two ITU-T G.991.2 compliant SHDSL circuits.DDIFDD
353.1.3.2.aThe DNTS shall(35) terminate a minimum of four ANSI T1.403 compliant DS1 circuits.DDIFDDTRun error free in loopback
363.1.3.2.bThe T1/DS1 interfaces shall(36) provide Extended Super Frame (ESF) format as defined by ANSI T1.403.DDIFDDDPart of the T1 interface config
373.1.3.2.cThe T1/DS1 interfaces shall(37) provide Bipolar with 8-zero substitution (B8ZS) line code as defined by ANSI T1.403.DDIFDDDPart of the T1 interface config
383.1.4.1.aThe DNTS shall(38) provide ANSI/EIA/TIA-232F Type D compliant interfaces supporting Synchronous and Asynchronous communications.DDIFDDTRun error free in loopback
393.1.4.1.bThe DNTS ANSI/EIA/TIA-232F Interface Type D shall(39) be configurable to allow for any combination of control signals to be forced on, enabled or disabled.DDIFDD
403.1.4.1.cThe DNTS ANSI/EIA/TIA-232F interface shall(40) use the 25-pin connector where Transmit Signal Element Timing (DTE – pin 24) is passed through the DNTS independent of the DNTS Timing.DDIFDD
413.1.4.2.aThe DNTS shall(41) provide ANSI/EIA/TIA-422/530 compliant interfaces supporting Synchronous and Asynchronous communications.DDIFDDTRun error free in loopback
423.1.4.2.bThe DNTS shall(42) provide ANSI/EIA/TIA-422 compliant interfaces using the 25 pin connector (EIA-530) where Transmit Signal Element Timing (DTE Source – pins 11 and 24) is passed through the DNTS independent of the DNTS Timing.DDIFDD
433.1.4.3.aThe DNTS shall(43) provide Digital Data Service (DDS) interfaces as defined by Telcordia PUB 62310.DDIFDDTRun error free in loopback
443.1.4.4.aThe DNTS shall(44) bridge one simplex ANSI/EIA/TIA-232F synchronous input to a minimum of five simplex ANSI/EIA/TIA-232F synchronous output circuits on the same DNTS (Figure 3-1).DDIFDD
453.1.4.4.bThe DNTS shall(45) bridge one simplex ANSI/EIA/TIA-232F synchronous input over the network to output a minimum of 5 simplex ANSI/EIA/TIA-232F synchronous output circuits on any node in the same ring (Figure 3-2).DDIFDD
463.1.4.5.aThe DNTS shall(46) provide Ear and Mouth (E&M) Voice Frequency interfaces as defined by Telcordia PUB 43801.DE&MDDTRun in loopback
473.1.4.5.bThe DNTS shall(47) provide Foreign Exchange Service (FXS) Voice Frequency interfaces as defined by Telcordia PUB 43801.DVFIDD
483.1.4.5.cThe DNTS shall(48) provide Foreign Exchange Office (FXO) Voice Frequency interfaces as defined by Telcordia PUB 43801.DVFIDD
493.1.4.5.dThe DNTS shall(49) provide Private Line Automatic Ringdown (PLAR) Voice Frequency interfaces as defined by Telcordia PUB 43801.DVFIDD
503.1.4.5.e.1FXO and FXS interfaces shall(50) be configurable to 600 or 900 ohm impedance.DVFIDD
513.1.4.5.e.2E&M interface shall(51) provide 600 ohm impedance.DVFIDD
523.1.4.5.fThe audio transmission level for the E&M interfaces listed below shall(52) be adjustable over a range of –16.0 dBm to +7 dBm for 2-Wire circuits.DE&MDT
533.1.4.5.gThe audio transmission level for the E&M interfaces listed below shall(53) be adjustable over a range of –16.0 dBm to +7 dBm for 4-Wire circuits.DE&MDT
543.1.4.5.h.1The E&M interface shall(54) provide Type I signaling as defined by SR-2275.DE&MDD
553.1.4.5.h.2The E&M interface shall(55) provide Type II signaling as defined by SR-2275.DE&MDD
563.1.4.5.h.3The E&M interface shall(56) provide Type III signaling as defined by SR-2275.DE&MDD
573.1.4.5.h.44) The E&M interface shall(57) provide Type IV signaling as defined by SR-2275.DE&MDD
583.1.4.5.h.5The E&M interface shall(58) provide Type V signaling as defined by SR-2275.DE&MDD
593.1.4.5.i.1The Voice Frequency Interfaces attenuation distortion shall(59) have a tolerance of -0.5 to 1.5 dB in the frequency range of 404 – 2804 Hz.DE&MDT
603.1.4.5.i.2The Voice Frequency Interfaces attenuation distortion shall(60) have a tolerance of -0.5 to 4.5 dB in the frequency ranges of 304 – 403 and 2805 – 3004 Hz.DE&MDT
613.1.4.5.jThe frequency shift for the Voice Frequency Interfaces shall(61) be less than or equal to 1.0 Hz.TVFITT
623.1.4.5.kThe envelope delay distortion for the Voice Frequency Interfaces shall(62) be less than or equal to 650 μsec.TVFITT
633.1.4.5.l.1The phase jitter for the Voice Frequency Interfaces shall(63) be less than or equal to 8° in the frequency range of 4 – 300 Hz.TVFITT
643.1.4.5.l.2The phase jitter for the Voice Frequency Interfaces shall(64) be less than or equal to 3° in the frequency range of 20 – 300 Hz.TVFITT
653.1.4.6.aThe DNTS shall(65) provide dry contact closure input/output cards with a maximum output current rating of ≥ 1A when switching DC voltages up to +/- 48VDC.DDCCDD
663.1.5.aThe DNTS system shall(66) provide an optional Primary Reference Source (Stratum 1) timing and synchronization compatible with the DNTS equipment and in accordance with:

1) ATIS-0900001

2) ATIS-0900101.2013

3) ATIS-0900105.09.2013ATMGAD
673.1.5.bThe DNTS shall(67) include a Stratum 3 or better internal clock.ATMGAA
683.1.5.cThe DNTS shall(68) accept timing from a Building Integrated Timing System (BITS) interface per GR-1244.ATMGAD
693.1.5.dThe DNTS shall(69) accept timing from an OC-N interface per GR-1244.ATMGAD
703.1.5.eThe DNTS shall(70) accept timing from an incoming DS1 interface per GR-1244.ATMGAD
713.1.5.fThe DNTS DS1 interfaces shall(71) be synchronized with the selected timing source.ATMGAD
723.1.6.aThe DNTS shall(72) synchronize internal clocks every 24 hours with a common time source.DCLKDD
733.1.6.bThe DNTS shall(73) synchronize internal clocks to the common time source when the time difference is greater than 6 seconds.DCLKDD
743.1.6.cThe DNTS shall(74) support NTP.DCLKDD
753.1.7It shall(75) be possible to network, in a ring configuration via optical fiber, as few as two and as many as sixteen DNTSs.AOCXAD
763.1.8.aThe DNTS shall(76) be configurable, using an IEEE 802.3 10/100/1000BaseT interface, by the FAA without manufacturer intervention.DCFGDD
773.1.8.bThe DNTS shall(77) provide for additional circuits to be added by the FAA without manufacturer intervention.DCFGDD
783.1.9.aIf the DNTS is software configurable, the configuration data shall(78) be preserved within the DNTS such that no single module failure will require the reentry of configuration files.DCFGDD
793.1.9.bThe DNTS shall(79) internally preserve configuration data where in the event of a power failure the DNTS will fully restore services when power is restored.DCFGDD
803.1.9.cThe DNTS shall(80) allow for the storage of configuration data to an external device that is not part of the DNTS, such as a hard drive on a laptop, for backup and restoral purposes.DCFGDD
813.1.9.dThe DNTS shall(81) be capable of restoring configuration data from an external device.DCFGDDDDLoad config file from laptop, perform factory reset when done
823.1.10The nominal BER attributable to the DNTS shall(82) be 1 x 10-9 or better.TBERTT
833.1.11The DNTS shall(83) be fully functional, with all interfaces working within normal operating ranges, when the BER of the transport layer is no worse than 1 x 10-6.TBERTT
843.1.12.aThe DNTS shall(84) include built in self-test (BIST) functionality, together with a separately provided remote maintenance system (RMS), provides the capability to remotely monitor and diagnose a network.DBITDD
853.1.12.bBIST data shall(85) be identified by the network address of the unit to which it applies.DBITDD
863.1.12.cThe DNTS shall(86) have ability to discover node adjacencies.DCFGDD
873.1.12.dThe DNTS shall(87) failover to alternate processing equipment for any failure that affects system operations preserving normal or degraded operations.DFDCDDDDRemove the primary controller module. System continues to operate an alternate module
883.1.13.aThe DNTS shall(88) provide status via SNMP V3, both traps and SNMP Queries.DCFGDD
893.1.13.bThe DNTS shall(89) indicate a minor alarm when a failure in any power supply module, in which the failure does not cause an outage.DBITDDDDRemove power supply module, check for alarm
903.1.13.cThe DNTS BIST shall(90) provide status when optical received power is insufficient to sustain a BER of 1x10-6 or better.DBITDD
913.1.13.dThe DNTS BIST shall(91) indicate an I/O module failure status.DBITDD
923.1.13.eThe DNTS BIST shall(92) indicate a Node failure status.DBITDD
933.1.13.fThe DNTS BIST shall(93) indicate a Loss of Signal (LOS) status.DBITDDDD
943.1.13.gThe DNTS BIST shall(94) indicate a Loss of Frame (LOF) status.DBITDDDD
953.1.13.hThe DNTS BIST shall(95) indicate an Alarm Indication Signal (AIS) status.DBITDD
963.1.13.iAs a minimum, the DNTS shall(96) accept, via contact closures, major and minor alarm inputs from external equipment connected to it.ACFGAD
973.1.14.aThe DNTS shall(97) generate audit logs for both Operating System and Application level events for local, non-local, and remote sessions. The following minimum events must be captured and recorded:

(1) Resource degradation alerts (e.g., 100% utilization, disk space full, volume full),

(2) Login and logout, successful and unsuccessful,

(3) Account creation/modification and permissions or configuration changes,

(4) Administrator level activities,

(5) Startup/Shutdown of System/Services/processes,

(6) Access to privileged functions (e.g., setting auditable event and intrusion detection devices) including maintenance,

(7) Results from malicious code protection (as capable),

(8) Access control list denials (as capable), and

(9) IDS signature based attacks (as capable).DSECDD
983.1.14.bThe DNTS shall(98) generate audit records that contain the type of event, date, time, system source (asset name and IP address) where the event occurred, user/subject identification, outcome of the event (success/failure), and session ID if applicable; but do not contain sensitive information, such as passwords, actual system data, or privacy information.DSECDD
993.1.14.cThe DNTS shall(99) allocate sufficient storage capacity to store 14 days of security-relevant audit records in online storage, and configure the system auditing capacity to reduce the likelihood of audit record storage capacity being exceeded (e.g., provide 25% capacity above estimated need).ASECAA
1003.1.14.dThe DNTS shall(100) provide audit record warning notifications in accordance with defined thresholds. Systems must implement at least three levels of warning notifications (e.g., 50%, 75%, 90%).DSECDD
1013.1.14.eThe DNTS shall(101) not alter the original content or time ordering of audit records.DSECDD
1023.1.14.fThe DNTS shall (102) provide accurate time stamps (including date, time, and UTC offset) in audit records.DSECDD
1033.1.14.gThe DNTS shall(103) time stamp audit records to within one second.DSECDD
1043.1.14.hThe DNTS shall(104) protect audit information and audit tools from unauthorized access, modification, and deletion by restricting access privileges to individuals who are responsible for performing auditing functions.DSECDD
1053.1.14.iThe DNTS shall(105) be able to back up its audit records at least once per 24 hour period onto a syslog server.DSECDD
1063.1.14.jThe DNTS shall(106) use cryptographic mechanisms to protect the integrity of audit record information and auditing tools.ASECAA
1073.1.15.1.aThe DNTS shall(107) be able to integrate with automated mechanisms (e.g., Active Directory, TACACS, LDAP, RADIUS) to support the management (e.g., establishing, activating, modifying, deactivating, reviewing, and monitoring accounts; expiring unused accounts) of system accounts.DSECDD
1083.1.15.1.bThe DNTS shall(108) automatically disable or remove temporary and emergency user accounts within 24 hours after the need for the account is no longer valid, as determined by a system administrator.DSECDD
1093.1.15.1.cThe DNTS shall(109) automatically disable inactive user accounts (Operating System and Application) after 90 days of inactivity.DSECDD
1103.1.15.1.dThe DNTS shall(110) restrict account privileges to system administration, security administration, generic user, or super user.DSECDD
1113.1.15.1.eThe DNTS shall(111) prevent non-privileged users from executing privileged functions including disabling, circumventing, or altering implemented security safeguards/countermeasuresDSECDD
1123.1.15.1.fThe DNTS shall(112) enforce a limit of 5 consecutive invalid login attempts within a 15 minute period.DSECDD
1133.1.15.1.gThe DNTS shall(113) be configured to either automatically:

1) Lock the account for 15 minutes, or

2) Lock the account until released by an administrator,

when the maximum number of unsuccessful attempts is exceeded regardless of whether the login occurs via a local or network connection.DSECDD
1143.1.15.1.hThe DNTS shall(114) be configured to restrict logical access to the specific users that are responsible for implementing configuration changes through roles and/or access privileges. Audit functions must be configured to log all configuration changes and privileged user access.DSECDD
1153.1.15.1.iThe DNTS shall(115) perform the following verification and notification functions:

1) Verifies the correct operation of access controls and auditing functions;

2) Performs this verification upon system start-up, restart, and upon command by an authorized privileged user at least every 90 days;

3) Notifies system and/or security personnel of failed security verification tests; and

4) Implement the actions performed upon notification of failed security verification, including one of the following: system shut down, system restart, or notify system maintenance/security personnel.DSECDD
1163.1.15.1.jThe DNTS shall(116) support Network Access Controls (NAC) (e.g., NIC address, host name), Active Directory, and/or group policy for connecting devices on the network.DSECDD
1173.1.15.1.kThe DNTS shall(117) generate error messages without revealing, in error logs or administrative messages, sensitive information (e.g., passwords, PII) or information that could be exploited by adversaries.DSECDD
1183.1.15.1.lThe DNTS shall(118) restrict access to error messages and error logs only to authorized personnel via either physical or logical access controls.DSECDD
1193.1.15.2.aThe DNTS shall(119) use multifactor authentication for remote and local access to privileged and non-privileged user accounts.DSECDD
1201.1.15.2.bThe DNTS shall(120) implement replay-resistant authentication mechanisms for network access to privileged and non-privileged accounts.DSECDD
1213.1.15.2.cThe DNTS shall(121) require passwords with the following characteristics: a minimum of 8 characters with no complexity requirements when MFA is also employed, and a minimum of 12 characters requiring at least one non-alphabetic character otherwise. This follows CIS guidelines.DSECDD
1223.1.15.2.dThe DNTS shall(122) support annual password expiration following CIS guidelines.DSECDD
1233.1.15.2.eThe DNTS shall(123) protect authenticator content (passwords, PIN, community strings) from unauthorized disclosure and modification in storage and in transmission. Authenticator content must use encryption for protection while in storage. Protection of authenticators in transmission may use either encryption or through isolation using a dedicated connection.ASECAA
1243.1.15.2.fThe DNTS shall(124) enforce password lifetime restrictions to be a minimum of 2 days between password changes.DSECDD
1253.1.15.2.gThe DNTS shall(125) enforce a 24 password change cycle reuse restriction.DSECDD
1263.1.15.2.hThe DNTS shall(126) enforce an immediate (at first login) password change when a temporary password is issued for account creation and for lost/compromised password replacement.DSECDD
1273.1.15.2.iThe DNTS shall(127) obscure feedback of authentication information (e.g., masking passwords, prohibit passwords from being displayed) during the authentication process to protect the information from possible unauthorized exploitation/use.DSECDD
1283.1.15.2.jThe DNTS shall(128) only implement cryptographic modules that are FIPS 140-2 level 1 compliant for authentication.ASECAA
1293.1.15.3.aThe DNTS shall(129) display a warning banner in accordance with FAA Order 1370.121, FAA Information Security and Privacy Program and Policy, as part of every system login.DSECDD
1303.1.15.3.bThe DNTS shall(130) display the notification message or banner on the screen until users take explicit actions to acknowledge the notification.DSECDDDDInitiate a user login, check for banner
1313.1.15.3.cThe DNTS shall (131) prevent further access to the system by initiating a session lock (e.g., password protected screen saver), which conceals information, for local access sessions after 15 minutes of inactivity.DSECDD
1323.1.15.3.dThe DNTS shall(132) retain the session lock until the user re-authenticates.DSECDD
1333.1.15.3.eThe DNTS shall(133) automatically terminate a user initiated logical session after 30 minutes of user inactivity.DSECDD
1343.1.16.1.a.1The DNTS shall(134) satisfy all requirements herein, in accordance with the input power conditions as specified in FAA-G-2100j, Section 3.1.1.6a, c and d. Input Power Conditions for AC 120 Volts 1 Phase.AELCAT
1353.1.16.1.a.2The DNTS shall(135) operate within the range of -38.4 Volts DC to -57.6 Volts DC with < 5% AC Ripple.TPWRTT
1363.1.16.1.a.3The DNTS shall(136) operate within the range of 19.2 Volts DC to 28.8 Volts DC with < 5% AC Ripple.TPWRTT
1373.1.16.1.bIn the instance that the primary input power parameters are out of the specified nominal voltage range, due to a power event or a loss of power, the DNTS shall(137) satisfy one of the following criteria:

1) Restore operation within six seconds (once input power returns to defined parameters), OR

2) Maintain operations for a minimum of fifteen seconds, after the power event or loss of power.TPWRTT
1383.1.16.1.cThe DNTS shall(138) have built in redundant power inputs.PRPWIDDDChassis has 2 power inputs. Unit powers on with either input applied
1393.1.16.1.dThe DNTS equipment shall(139) incorporate reverse polarity protection to prevent damage to the DNTS equipment if the polarity of the DC input voltage is reversed.TPWRTT
1403.1.16.1.eThe DNTS solution shall(140) provide a lead acid battery backup power option capable of providing power to the DNTS for a minimum of 8 hours.ABPWAT
1413.1.16.2.aThe DNTS equipment shall(141) meet the inrush current requirements listed in section 3.1.1.2.3 of FAA-G-2100j.TBUSTT
1423.1.16.2.bThe DNTS equipment shall(142) meet the harmonic content requirements listed in section 3.1.1.2.1 of FAA-G-2100j.TBUSTT
1433.1.16.2.cThe DNTS equipment shall(143) meet the power factor requirements listed in section 3.1.1.2.2 of FAA-G-2100j.TBUSTT
1443.1.16.3.aCurrent overload protection for the DNTS equipment shall(144) be provided by fuses, circuit breakers, or other protective devices for primary input AC and DC circuits.ACOPAI
1453.1.16.3.bOvercurrent devices shall(145) be protected from damage due to a loss of power (AC or DC).DRSTDD
1463.1.16.3.cOvercurrent protective devices shall(146) detect fault currents and provide fault isolation.ACOPAA
1473.1.16.3.dSeries combination system overcurrent protection shall(147) not be permitted.ACOPAA
1483.1.16.4All DNTS equipment shall(148) withstand static discharges as specified in FAA-G-2100j, paragraph 3.2.6, without resultant unit, assembly, or component failures.AEMIAT
1493.1.16.5.aThe loss or variance of input voltage, including loss of voltage caused by activation of circuit protector devices, shall(149) not cause or induce any damage to any component in the DNTS or other interfacing equipment.TPWRTT
1503.1.16.5.bThe loss or variance of input voltage, including loss of voltage caused by activation of circuit protector devices, shall(150) not result in loss of settings or data.TPWRTT
1513.1.17Upon application of power to a node in a SONET ring, end-to-end connectivity shall(151) be restored in less than 5 minutes.DRSTDD
1523.1.18.aThe DNTS shall(152) be mountable in a 19 inch (482.6 mm) wide rack or cabinet compliant with EIA-310d section 1.PMECID
1533.1.18.bThe DNTS shall(153) be mountable on a wall.PMECID
1543.1.19The DNTS solution including all required external equipment and required ventilation shall(154) not exceed 18 inches in depth and 14.0 inches (eight 1.75-inch rack units) in height.PMECII
1553.1.20The DNTS shall(155) meet or exceed NEBS level 3 requirements for operating temperature and humidity as specified in Telcordia SR-3580.AENVAT
1563.1.21The DNTS equipment shall(156) meet or exceed the NEBS level 3 requirements for altitude including criterion [76] in GR-63c.AENVAT
1573.1.22The DNTS equipment shall(157) meet or exceed the NEBS level 3 requirements for storage, transportation and handling temperature and humidity specified in Telcordia GR-63c criterion [69-71].AENVAT
1583.1.23The DNTS equipment shall(158) meet or exceed the NEBS level 3 requirements for storage, transportation and handling shock and vibration specified in Telcordia GR-63c criterion [107-109, 124].AS&VAT
1593.1.24The DNTS equipment shall(159) meet or exceed the criteria for Earthquake zone 4 as specified in in Telcordia SR-3580.AS&VAT
1603.1.25The DNTS equipment shall(160) meet the NEBS level 3 criteria for ESD and EMI specified in Telcordia SR-3580.AEMIAT
1613.1.26The DNTS equipment shall(161) meet the NEBS level 3 criteria for Thermal Heat Dissipation specified in Telcordia SR-3580.ASAFAT
1623.1.27The DNTS equipment shall(162) meet the NEBS level 3 criteria for Acoustic Noise specified in Telcordia SR-3580.ASAFAT
1633.2.1After fabrication, parts and assembled equipment shall(163), be cleaned of smudges; loose, spattered, or excess solder; weld metal, metal chips and mold release agents; or any other foreign material that might detract from the intended operation, function, or appearance of the equipment.AMTLAA
1643.2.2Screws, nuts and bolts shall(164) show no evidence of cross threading, mutilation, or detrimental or hazardous burrs, and be firmly secured.PMECII
1653.2.3Wires and cables shall(165) be positioned or protected to avoid contact with rough or irregular surfaces or sharp edges, to avoid damage to conductors or adjacent parts.PMECII
1663.2.4.aShielding on wires and cables shall(166) be secured in a manner that will prevent it from contacting or shorting exposed current-carrying parts.PMECII
1673.2.4.bThe ends of the shielding or braid shall(167) be secured to prevent fraying.PMECII
1683.2.5.aThe specifications of all materials and parts shall(168) have been derated to ensure that the equipment will operate as intended over the full range of environmental and power conditions.ARMAAA
1693.2.5.bThe DNTS shall(169) be either fabricated from fungus-inert materials or conformably coated to provide an effective fungus resistant barrier.AMTLAA
1703.2.6All metal surfaces on cabinetry, panels, and structural parts shall(170) be painted, plated, or anodized to provide protection from the environment.AMTLAA
1713.3.1The MTBF for an LRU within the DNTS, including built-in test equipment, shall(171) not be less than 50,000 hours.ARMAAA
1723.3.2The MTTR shall(172) not exceed 0.5 hours.DMTRDD
1733.3.3Preventive maintenance shall(173) not be required.ARMAAA
1743.3.4The equipment shall(174) be maintainable using standard commercially available equipment.DMTRDD
1753.4.aAn equipment malfunction shall(175) in no way contribute to the destruction of the equipment or any part of its environment.ASAFAA
1763.4.bSafety shall(176) conform to the requirements of FAA-G-2100j, section 3.3.5, and associated subsections.ASAFAA
1773.4.cAny exposed or accessible area of the DNTS equipment that could pose a thermal contact hazard, as defined in 2016 FAA HF-STD-001b, section 5.10.10.1, shall (177) be clearly labeled on the top of the LRU as a Thermal Contact Hazard.ASAFAI
1783.4.dLaser equipment and system design, installation, and written operational and maintenance procedures shall(178) conform to 21CFR1040, Food and Drug Administration, Department of Health and Human Services, Part 1040 Performance Standards for Light-Emitting Products.ASAFAAIIInspect for laser warning label
1793.4.eThe exact weight of the LRU shall(179) be clearly labeled on the top of the LRU.PMECIIIIInspect for weight label
1803.5.aThe DNTS grounding requirements shall(180) be as specified in FAA-STD-019F, sections 4.8, 5.6.5, 5.6.6, and their associated subsections.AGBSAA
1813.5.bThe DNTS bonding requirements shall(181) be as specified in FAA-STD-019F, section 4.2, and its associated Subsections.AGBSAA
1823.5.cThe DNTS shielding protection requirements shall(182) be as specified in FAA-STD-019F, section 4.8, 5.6.7, and their associated subsections.AGBSAA

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