Schedule your Internet Draft working group last call to commence after the aforementioned DSL Forum meeting. Take the RFC-2662's structure into consideration where appropriate when developing this new Internet Draft. Thank you for your consideration on these comments. At this point it was decided to move directly to the HDSL2 MIB presentation, rather than attempt to address the liaison points directly. Setting speed and disabling remote testing is the difference.
Topology treats each modem on the line as an end point.
Stats can be retrieved on a per modem basis. EMS can do any number of per segment or per line abstractions given this underlying infrastructure. Orkit's comments on RFC 2662 alignment. You'd double or triple the number of required tables. Better off with a single structure and an index.