JAG/CCM Update COPC Spring 2006

1. JAG/CCM UpdateCOPCSpring 2006 Mr. Walter Coley JAG/CCM Chairman Distribution Authorized to U.S. Government Agencies and their Contractors only

2. Overview • Action Items • AFCCC Migration to NIPRNET • Current Architecture • Transition to Government Gateways • Projection 2010+

3. Action Item Update • Collaboration Efforts Still On Track • Completed Communications Portion Of WJIP • Bandwidth Adjustments Made To Meet Current Needs • Received Data Projections From JAG/ODAA • Fall Within Forecast Projections

4. Action Item Update • Public Key Infrastructure/Enabling • Government IPv6 Transition Is On Track • DoD Ports and Protocols; FTP Port Closure • Large Scale Government Gateways Delayed ~2 years

5. FNMOC/NMCIOperational Impacts • NMCI is in the process of trying to rehome all NAVY NIPRNET connections to NMCI gateways. • Due to the impact on FNMOC operational capabilities, a waiver is being requested to retain our direct connection into the NIPRNET. • If waiver is not granted, this could affect our current connectivity to DATMS-U and DREN because all three network connections are on the same external routers. This could jeopardize our DISA Security Accreditation.

6. AFCCC Migration to NIPRNET • AFCCC Originally On 4 Mbps ATM Connection to AFWA • Not As Flexible As NIPRNet • 6 Mbps NIPRNet Connection Installed 03 Jun 05 • Required Infrastructure Changes • Formal Testing Completed 13 - 15 Feb 06 • Operations Moved To NIPRNet 16 Feb 06 • DATMS-U To AFCCC Will Be Discontinued 31 Sep 06 • NIPRNET expandable to~44Mb/sec

7. Current ATM Architecture AFWA 44Mb total 6 Mb Asheville 6 Mb 14 Mb 22 Mb 22 Mb 14Mb NOAA/NWS Gateway 45 Mb total 6 Mb OC-3 FNMOC 26 Mb total NAVICE 6 Mb OC-3 6 Mb Fast-E 6 Mb 6 Mb NESDIS 6 Mb NWS Monterey Pass thru to NOAA NAVO 12 Mb total OC-12 NCEP Legend _ _ _ Connection backside to DATMS-U ____ DATMS-U connection Mb = Mbits/sec 10/2004

8. Transition to Government Gateways • Funding issues • Interagency Government Network Connections Expand At Slower Rate • Information Assurance and FISMA Compliance • Update All Interagency Agreements To Satisfy Security Requirements • Work Security Boundary Issues Now

9. 2010+ NIPRNET/NOAANET Connectivity with DREN/Internet AFWA 70 Mb NIPRNET (proj 150Mb) Asheville 16-44 Mb NIPRNET 100 Mb (current 54 Mb) 16 Mb NOAA/NWS Gateway 150 Mb NIPRNET (To NOAANET) 16 Mb OC-3+ NAVICE GIG 36 Mb NOAANET OC-3+ 65 Mb (current 21 Mb) DREN/Internet NESDIS FNMOC 65 Mb NIPRNET (current 21 Mb) OC12 DREN (backup) 33 Mb (current 7 Mb) OC-12+ Fast-E NCEP NAVO 33 Mb NIPRNET (current 7 Mb) OC48 DREN (possible Backup) NWS Monterey Pass thru to NOAA Legend NIPRNET Connection _ _ _ Connection backside to DATMS-U Mb = Mbits/sec DREN/Internet connection (could be used as a backup to NIPRNET) 4/2006

10. Projected Communications 2010+ • Leverage All Available Network Resources • AFWA Location Data Ingest Estimate 20Gb/sec by 2010 • Diverse Communications • Leverage NOAA/AFW Connections • Enterprise Storage Solutions Used For Secure Data Transfer and Staging • End to End Efficiency May Be Hampered By Enterprise Infrastructure If Not Considered • Communications Engineered Throughout Production Process

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