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Slot: related_connection_points

A connection point might rely on another connection point to work.

Examples: a TCP/IP connection can only work if there is some kind of connection point at physical level (e.g. Ethernet Port, Bluetooth Port), a container might be connected over a virtual ethernet to a software bridge, a software bridge might be directly connected to an ethernet port.

This attribute enables modeling these kind of dependencies in a limited way. Other modeling mechanisms might be needed to model complex networking setups.

URI: base:related_connection_points Alias: related_connection_points

Applicable Classes

Name Description Modifies Slot
EthernetPort A hardware ConnectionPoint that supports one of the Ethernet networking proto... no
ConnectionPoint A connection point is a hardware or software interface that enables an asset ... no
Ipv4Connectivity Configuration of an IP port no
Ipv6Connectivity Configuration of an IP port no

Properties

Identifier and Mapping Information

Schema Source

  • from schema: https://industrial-assets.io/schemas/iah/base-schema/released/v1/iah-base-read.yaml

Mappings

Mapping Type Mapped Value
self base:related_connection_points
native base:related_connection_points

LinkML Source

name: related_connection_points
description: 'A connection point might rely on another connection point to work.

  Examples: a TCP/IP connection can only work if there is some kind of connection
  point at physical level (e.g. Ethernet Port, Bluetooth Port), a container might
  be connected over a virtual ethernet to a software bridge, a software bridge might
  be directly connected to an ethernet port.

  This attribute enables modeling these kind of dependencies in a limited way. Other
  modeling mechanisms might be needed to model complex networking setups.'
from_schema: https://industrial-assets.io/schemas/iah/base-schema/released/v1/iah-base-read.yaml
rank: 1000
alias: related_connection_points
domain_of:
- ConnectionPoint
range: RelatedConnectionPoint
multivalued: true
inlined: false

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