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Delores Washburn (TD) Nick Freije (CHENG) Mike Davis (SCN / NR)
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Coalition communications (CENTRIXS/ISNS/CANES) Reliable SATCOM Standards (NETWORK Rationalization) Lack of adequate data throughput (ADNS) Computer network defense (CND) Common Operational Picture Real-time collaboration (CENTRIXS/ISNS/CANES) Streamlined process to support emergent ops (ISNS/CANES/CENTRIXS/JCDX) 9. Next generation knowledge management (ISNS/CANES/JCDX) 10. Incorporate wireless technology (ISNS/CANES) PMW 160 Programs Are Relevant To Critical Warfighter Needs
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PEO C4I & Space Leads The Future For Afloat Networks
Key Initiatives / Future Programs
Increased Availability (.95 to .99 Ao) Secure, standards-based and certified Wireless LAN solution ADNS Increment III
All IP environment with Increased Bandwidth and Availability
End to End Network Management Integrating specialty LANs across platforms to include:
HM&E Control IC / Voice Integration
Detailed cost comparison between platform unique and POR networks necessary Arriving At The TSCEI C4I Solution In Step With (Not Ahead Of) Available Technology
WGS (X/Ka)
AHEF (Q)
TSAT
ECRNOC Closure
I
IORNOC Closure
I
Homeporting
Networks CANES ISNS INC I CENTRIX Shore SCI Shore CENTRIXS INC I SCI Network SubLAN TL/Router
ADNS Increment I Proteon AS Increment II Increment IIa Increment III Red and Cypher Text Core
CBS / WPNS
ISNS
CANES
HM&E
SVDS CENTRIXS
Networks + ADNS + Services FY-08 FY-13 SCI ADNS As Capabilities Become Available, PMW 160 GENSER ADNS ADNS Delivers At Reduced Cost And Risk
EMS
Decreased training cost Decreased manpower Decreased complexity
ADNS
Decreased cost Decreased vulnerabilities
Network Infrastructure
(i.e. LAN)
(i.e. WAN)
Information Assurance
mediation discovery
Network Management
LAN Drops
ADNS
INE
Enclave Router
To RF Off Ship
Keep intruders off the network and prevent network attacks Higher availability or survivability Ability to recover from disasters and network attacks Minimize requirements to administrate the network Cross Domain Solutions and coalition interoperability Core network services for ubiquitous information access Reduced weight, space and power Improved network access and data rate New Enterprise Services
Wireless mobility Software management Identity management
Phone
SAN
Cryptainers Data Storage
Unclass - SCI clients** Clients include PDA and vice type devices
MLTC NetTop (1.3) Integrity PC/HAP Trusted Services Engine/ NetTop Server TSE/JCDX TSE/NetTop server
When technology would be (is) mature and certified Technology not available or accredited for desired security levels
Accredited solution which enables single multi level security network is not available until FY12
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UNCLAS Wireless
UNCLAS PC
UNCLAS Servers
Phone
Multilevel Clients
Data
Data
Data
SCI
Data
PC
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CANES
Increases War Fighter Network Capabilities
Manning
Availability Security
Training
Common
equipment Common configuration
Duplicative Ships
Networks
Administrators
Automated software
installs Automated reconfiguration and network monitoring
Shipboard Equipment
Installed
Scalable network
design
SINGLE Set Of COMBAT SURVIVABLE, Secure Shipboard Network Services For ALL Platforms
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CANES
ISNS INC One Plus Wireless Disk to Disk Data Backup ASP (Application Hosting)
Replaces current Server Farms to host services and/or applications for other programs/projects, provides Blade Flexibility Also Referred to as "Advanced Server Concepts"
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Server/PC Client Refresh Support for currently fielded systems cannot be ignored
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Portfolio Approach
1. NNWC, PEO C4I & Space and OPNAV Triad prioritized list of capabilities 2. Cost each capability 3. Platform cost base on fielding plan 4. Identify sources of funding within the SCA programs 5. Trade off capability, platform and sources of funding Capability Cost
Balanced Portfolio
Sources of Funding
Platform Cost
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2. CANES Increment II
Covers all security level Provides funded priority one capabilities IOC FY11 FOC FY18 IOC FY14 or beyond Program plan still in development Same design as shown as end goal
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Summary
PMW 160 is designing and implementing next generation networks
Common afloat networks (CANES) Shipboard wireless connectivity
CANES End-State - Full Service Provider for C4ISR Wireless capability is a key component of CANES
Initial analysis recommends a mix of wired and wireless Further technical and cost analyses required
Look forward to closer working relationships with ALL PMWs to quantify and define YOUR future requirements
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Parking lot
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WLAN Architecture
(Notional architecture)
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PROPOSED SOLUTION
Technical Readiness Level: TRL 7+ FORCEnet Integrated Baseline Category 4 New program born compliant Wireless policies and standards are in place and are sufficiently mature NETWARCOM has approved wireless waivers when DoD and Navy policies have been followed Testing and accreditation will be performed to meet all military requirements, interoperability, and system certification. Multiple MIO collected data types will be transmitted via the Wireless EMIO Reach Back solution Integrated into ISNS on the Arliegh Burke class (DDG-51)
BUSINESS CASE
Acceleration of a technology to meet an emergent need High return on investment: Improved capability exportable to other Services where wireless transmission of data is required to accomplish similar requirements Solution will be based on integration of mature COTS standards and equipment Supports Force Protection during EMIO Operations: Current operation is extremely dangerous. Maintaining status quo extends overall EMIO timeline by 2 years and exposes boarding teams to increased risk during operations when RHiB is taken off station and used to ferry data between the team and the Host Ship.
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MA / COI Users
Afloat Ashore Warfighter Business Intelligence
Enabling Services
Security
Identity Management
Enterprise Services
Collaboration Content Delivery Application Hosting Storage Discovery
Enterprise Catalogue Federated Search
COI Services
GCCS-M NTCSS Navy ERP
AGEIS
Machine-to-Machine
Mediation
Metadata
DPAS AIS
Alerting Discovery
Service, People & Device
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ADNS Provides
Pre Increment I
1988-1997
IP over RF
Increment I
1997-2004
Increment II
2004-2008
Increment III
Future
Shipboard IP Network
Dynamic Fail-over Between Links USMC Amphibious Network Support Network Management & Monitor
AN/USQ-144B(V)2/4 AN/USQ-144C(V)2/3/4 AN/USQ-144D(V)1/2/3/4 AN/USQ-144E(V)2/4 AN/USQ-144F(V)2 AN/USQ-144G(V)2/4 AN/USQ-144(V)5
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JWICS IPL
OTH-Gold COP NITF Imagery RHR TRE/TRAP Automated Guarding & Sanitization Content Validation TRE TAB S&W Oilstock Plots Wrangler Messages AIS
Serial
Network
NITF Imagery
Rel GCCS OTH-Gold COP SEW-D TRE TAB S&W GENSER GCCS-M OTH-Gold COP Oilstock Plots Messages TDP SIPRNE T
Addressees e
Network
Releasabl
NSANE T
UNCLASS
Wireless Devices
Peripherals
Peripherals
A D N S
Copernicus INMARSAT
SBU(Unclas)
GENSER SCI Coalition Top Secret HM&E C/S Others
PPL/SSIL/QPL
NT Server Network Management Workstations
Products
Network Storage VOIP HM&E Networks
ICAN SWAN
UNIX Server
Voice Networks
PVCS SATCC
NAVAIR Networks
ISIS CASS
Modems
WINSALTS RADCOM
Other TELCOM
Non-Shipboard Networks
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Notional Network and Computer Architecture Vision (from Open Architecture brief)
Non-real-time External e.g. IT21 Tactical Displays Tactical links Embedded & legacy e.g sig pro
Link broker
Security gateway
I n t e g r a t e d
S t o r a g e
Routed link
KG / TAC LANE
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