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15 Service-based interface representation of the functional model for SEAL services  15.1 General  15.2 Functional model representation  15.3 Service-based interfaces 
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15  Service-based interface representation of the functional model for SEAL services  p. 280

15.1  General  p. 280

The functional models for SEAL services is represented using functional entities and reference points between the functional entities as specified in subclause 6. The vertical applications consume the SEAL services in the form of APIs. Each SEAL service offers these APIs on a service-based interface to all its consumer entities.

15.2  Functional model representation  p. 280

Figure 15.2-1 illustrates the service-based interface representation of the functional model for SEAL services.
Reproduction of 3GPP TS 23.434, Fig. 15.2-1: SEAL generic functional model representation using service-based interfaces
Figure 15.2-1: SEAL generic functional model representation using service-based interfaces
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The SEAL function(s) exhibit the service-based interfaces which are used for providing and consuming SEAL services. The service APIs are specified for each SEAL function enabled over the service-based interface. The service-based interfaces of specific SEAL services are specified in this document. All the interactions with SEAL are governed based on the reference point interactions of the functional models specified in subclause 6. VAL function represents the functionalities of the VAL server.
The service APIs offered by the SEAL function(s) are published and discovered on the CAPIF core function as specified in TS 23.222.
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15.3  Service-based interfaces  p. 280

Table 15.3-1 specifies the service-based interfaces supported by SEAL.
Service-based interface Application functionEntity Mapping server entity APIs offered
SlmLocation management functionLocation Management ServerSpecified in subclause 9.4
SgmGroup management functionGroup management serverSpecified in subclause 10.4
ScmConfiguration management functionConfiguration management serverSpecified in subclause 11.4
SimIdentity management functionIdentity management serverSpecified in subclause 12.4
SkmKey management functionKey management serverSpecified in subclause 13.4
SnrmNetwork resource management functionNetwork resource management serverSpecified in subclause 14.4
SnsceNetwork slice capability enablement function Network slice capability enablement serverSpecified in TS 23.435
SddData delivery functionData delivery server Specified in TS 23.433
CccfCAPIF core functionNot applicableSpecified in subclause 10 of TS 23.222
SnmNotification management functionNotification management serverSpecified in subclause 17.4
SadaeApplication data analytics enablement functionApplication data analytics enablement server Specified in TS 23.436
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