name: CA
full_form: Capacity Allocation
context: by requiring Implicit Certificates to be obtained from a CA who issues short-lived implicit certificates for the purpose of PWS CA update messages. Procedural steps following this example could be: - Step 1: Receive and validate PWS CA update message; - Step 2: Check previously validated PWS CA update messages; - Step 3: If a PWS CA update message is stored in the ME and has been validated using a different existing CA and either the current or existing different CA is used for the purpose of PWS CA update messages then update the current CA list in the ME with the PWS CA update message contents; - Step 4: If a CA update message stored in the ME according to Step 3 is not found then store the current CA update message in the ME with its validating CA but without updating the contents of the CA list.
description: Capacity Allocation (CA) is a process used in telecommunications networks to manage and distribute available network resources efficiently. It involves determining how much capacity (bandwidth, processing power, etc.) is allocated to different users, services, or applications based on demand and priority.
explanation: Capacity Allocation falls under Network Management because it directly deals with the administration and optimization of network resources to ensure smooth operation and service delivery.
section_title: 7.6.1.1	CA updating via PWS test messaging
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