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Re: What is ASN-CSE and ADN-CSE? [message #1742989 is a reply to message #1742851] |
Fri, 09 September 2016 07:21 |
Guillaume Garzone Messages: 54 Registered: April 2015 |
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Hello,
Typically the difference between ASN/ADN and MN nodes consists in the possibility to register another node to the node. MN are intermediary nodes and nodes such as ASN and ADN can register to this kind of nodes. Moreover, you cannot register a node to an ASN or an ADN, they are final nodes.
The difference between ASN and ADN is that ASN hosts a CSE and ADN does not. ADN is mainly composed of an AE registered to another CSE on another node.
You have complete information available in the TS-0001 with details for each type of node, how they are connected, etc. (section 6.1 for the different kind of nodes). http://onem2m.org/technical/published-documents
Regards,
Guillaume
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