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What Does the JNN Network Provide?

What Does the JNN Network Provide?. - State Of The Art COTS/GOTS For The Current Force - Connects The Warfighter To The Global Information Grid - 119 Mbps Internet Based Connectivity Per Division - DISN Connectivity Down To Battalion Level

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What Does the JNN Network Provide?

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  1. What Does the JNN Network Provide? - State Of The Art COTS/GOTS For The Current Force - Connects The Warfighter To The Global Information Grid - 119 Mbps Internet Based Connectivity Per Division - DISN Connectivity Down To Battalion Level - Enhanced Mobility And Comms At The Quick Halt - Joint And Coalition Connectivity - Provides Interface To Legacy Systems - “Black” Internet Backbone With Type 1 Encryption - SATCOM & Terrestrial Connectivity - Autonomous Brigade Operations

  2. JNTC-S Path to Net-Centricity MSE/TRI-TAC WIN-T JNN Network Linear/Non-linear Battlefield Area of Operations Non-linear Battlefield Expanded Area of Operations Cold-War Linear Battlefield Smaller Area of Operations • Full integrated NetOps Capability (Net Management, IA, IDM) to include Speed of Service and QoS • On the Move Communications • Network Services integrated and embedded within Warfighting Platforms • Optimal use of manpower utilizing automated Services • Multi-tiered LOS & BLOS (Ground, Airborne, & Satellite) • GIG connectivity down to Bn • Fully integrates all systems to make one Unified Network (Net-Centric) • Non-integrated NetOps (Net Mgt, IA, & IDM-T) • At the Quick Halt Comms • Reduced footprint • Reduced manpower IAW TF Modularity • Primarily BLOS and limited LOS • GIG connectivity down to Bn • JWICS TS/SCI Tunneled through network (future) • Network Management Capability • Limited Mobility • Large transportation requirements • Manpower intensive • Primarily LOS and limited BLOS • GIG connectivity down to Bde • TROJAN Spirit and other Stove Pipe systems supplement network

  3. XX X ll XXX GMF Gateway XXX XXX XXX XXX XX XX XX XX X X X X Current Tactical Data Flow(MSE Based) X X X TOC TOC TOC XXX X TOC TOC XX XX MAIN Sustaining Base TAC XXX TOC The TI supports mobile FBCB2 and other users at brigade and below. It connects to the MSE network at the Brigade and Battalion TOC to provide foxhole to sustaining base connectivity. BLUE FORCE TRACKING UHF SATCOM WIN-T DISN MSE NTDR EPLRS

  4. X II ll XX Gateway XXX XXX XXX XX XX XX X X X JNN Network Data Flow Blue Force Tracking (data) MILITARY GMF SMART-T (data/voice) COMMERCIAL Ku (data/voice) MILITARY UHF (voice) II XX CP CP2 X Hub II XX MAIN CP X X Sustaining Base TAC MAIN XX CP1 GIG-BE Command Posts Independently Mobile on the Battlefield, connecting to Existing Force Structure at Lowest Level (LOS Radios Retained For Backup) II Joint Network Node CP Small CP Node FBCB2/BFT

  5. Existing Equipment JNN Network Equipment JNN 2.4m Ku JNN Network Components Objective Modularity DIV Construct: 1 Hub, 16 JNN, 43 BnCPN Approx 115 Mbps SATCOM Hub Sanctuary 3.9m 3.9m TDMA 37-40 Shared FDMA 16-17 Mbps Fixed TDMA 37-40 Shared FDMA 16-17 Mbps Fixed Maximum Bandwidth is dependent on architecture GIG/DISN Ku TDMA SATCOM shared from Division 2-3 Mbps FDMA Fixed 36 Mbps LOS DIV/BCT NET OPS PKGS Red Voice SIPR Element Mgmt (NIPR) (SIPR) SMART-T 1.544 Mbps WAN (NIPR) (SIPR) ISYSCON V4 (NIPR) (SIPR) LOS TRC - 190 V(3) DPEM (Planning) 36 Mbps Combined Black Voice NIPR BITS Bn Ku TDMA SATCOM shared from Division 2 Mbps LOS TDMA Shared Among Bns Command Post Node Ku 2.4m LAN MGT NET OPS PKG #10 VPN SIPR 6

  6. Joint Network Node Connectivity

  7. 3ID Hub Node • Baseband (1), TDMA (1) & FDMA (1) SATCOM Trucks per Hub Node • 3.7m auto acquire & tracking • Fully redundant RF electronics, HVAC • 40 KW Generator/Dual 6KVA UPS • 75-80 Mbps TDMA Shared throughout per Division (Dependent on the number of carriers you can get from a commercial satellite carrier - up to 16 carrier modem max) • 32-25 Mbps FDMA (16 FDMA links running at 2048 -Carrier dependent) • Each SATCOM truck contains approximately 160 RU (4 ea, 6ft high, 19 inch racks) of equipment • Baseband : Promina 800s, PBX switch, CISCO routers, Server Farm, Crypto Equipment (KIVs, KGs, Taclanes) • Approx 200 RU (7 ea, 6ft high, 19 inch racks) • 6 work stations Future Hub Nodes on FMTV Chassis

  8. 3ID Hub Node

  9. FMTV Unit Hub Node(Spirals 2 and Beyond) • 2 ea. 8x8 TDMA/FDMA SATCOM Trucks per Unit Hub • 1 Unit Hub per Division Element • 3.9M Ku/Ka auto acquire & tracking • Fully redundant RF electronics and ECU (MAC-62) • 30 KW TQG Generator/Dual 6KVA UPS • Capable of up to 40 Mbps of full duplex traffic per SATCOM truck • TDMA – Redundant MRT & 8 TDMA modems • FDMA – 8 active modems ; 1 hot spare • Provides Joint Interoperability (i.e. Circuit Switch Voice / Promina Traffic) • Each SATCOM truck contains approximately 120 RU (3 ea, 6ft high, 19 inch racks) of equipment

  10. Joint Network Node • COTS switching routing at the UEx and UA • Interfaces with HCLOS/LOS Asset • Interfaces with Military SATCOM Assets (X,C,Ku band) both GMF and Commercial systems • Circuit switch to Joint Services and VOIP for internal subscribers • Subscriber voice, video, and data services to medium size force elements • 2.4M Ku/Ka Ready trailerized SATCOM (FDMA and TDMA) • Direct reach back capabilities to higher command and strategic enclaves • Up to 8 Megabits per second bandwidth pipe from UEx to UA LOS • Up to 3 Megabits per second FDMA SATCOM • Shared bursts up to 4 Megabits to the small CPs • Simultaneous STEP/JOINT Interfaces to include NIPR/SIPR • Two simultaneous DTG connections to legacy MSE nodes • Hosts H.323 video conferences and is compatible with DCTS • Secret and DSN voice subscribers • LAN/WAN Network Management and Information Assurance • Modular/Expandable architecture enables flexible mission needs • Reduces tactical node footprint • Autonomous UA operations • Transit Cases • SIPR LAN - BITS • NIPR LAN - LAN/Network Mgt • Red/Black Voice

  11. Joint Network Node

  12. Joint Network Node

  13. Unit Provided STEs and Analog Red VoIP Red VoIP Typical Command Post Connectivity 10kW Generator Power Cable 26 Pair Cable Ku Fiber or CAT5 Package Includes: VOIP Phones and POTS Unit Provides: Additional POTS and STEs

  14. Battalion Command Post Node BnCPN • The Bn CPN provides: • Enhanced voice and data capabilities at support battalions • Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) devices and access • Capability to interface directly to Ku satellite or Line-of-Sight radio transmission resources. • The Bn CPN suite of communications equipment is housed in transit cases: • SIPR data interface transit case w/ TACLANE • Red voice interface using Cisco IP phones • LOS Di-Phase Modem Case w/KIV-19 • IP Phone Case • LAN/Network management resources

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