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Naval Network Enterprise Pacific Vision, Opportunity and Challenges

2. NNE Pacific Mission . Provide Command, Control, Communications, Computer, and Intelligence (C4I) information and services for Naval, Joint, and Coalition forces in support of operations in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean areas of responsibilityProvide full range of Fleet information systems and network services.

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Naval Network Enterprise Pacific Vision, Opportunity and Challenges

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    1. Naval Network Enterprise Pacific Vision, Opportunity and Challenges

    2. 2 Provide Command, Control, Communications, Computer, and Intelligence (C4I) information and services for Naval, Joint, and Coalition forces in support of operations in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean areas of responsibility Provide full range of Fleet information systems and network services

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    4. 4 Supports 181 Ships In The Pacific AOR Supports all Pacific / Indian Ocean OPLANs (6) Satellite services via UHF/SHF/EHF, military, and commercial Provides Teleport Resources Direct access to strategic DISN and C4I services for JTF Commanders and elements Expanded usage of SHF spectrum for all DISN services Supports Joint / Coalition Requirements Satellite services via UHF and commercial INMARSAT CENTRIXS / Collaboration at Sea (CAS) High Frequency (HF) / Broadcast Keying Station (BKS) Global Command and Control System (GCCS)

    6. 6 Services Provided Navy Unique Commercial Wideband Satellite Program (CWSP) INMARSAT Plain Old Telephone System (POTS) Video Teleconference (VIXS) (legacy and IP) ADNS IP Services for Ships (SIPR/NIPR) Joint Concentrator Architecture (JCA) Staff NMCI (CONUS IP) ONE-NET (OCONUS IP) CENTRIXS / Collaboration at Sea (CAS) NREMS / PROXY MR / LEGACY Messaging Fleet SIPRNet Messaging (FSM)

    7. DOD Teleport Wahiawa

    8. Configuration Changes Teleport Generation 2, Phase 2 New Midas node 33 (6 cabinet) New Promina Nodes (132, 136, 137) Removed all OM-73s & BEMs Removed 12 SLM-3650s Installed 159 EBEMs Installed 1 additional type 66 (KIV-19A) rack for 28 more KIV-19As. Installed 1 addition type 100 power distribution rack for the new MIDAS and Promina cabinets. Upgraded the ITSDN for 52 additional ports.

    9. 9 NNE Hawaii Capabilities

    10. NCTAMS PAC Exercise Support

    11. NCTAMS PAC Exercise Support

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    13. P173 - Dan Healy Building MILCON P-173 (NCTAMS PAC C4I Comms Center - Bldg 500) Building Occupancy Date 5 MAY 2010 C4I equipment transition has begun NOC transition is most challenging ever undertaken by the Navy Largest comms shift ever executed

    14. NetOps Consolidation/Integration

    15. Other MILCONs Hawaii Security Operations Center Start FEB 07 Interior finish work ongoing, building could be done APR 2010 (five months early) Project ECD SEP 2010 New base entry road and bridge behind Whitmore Village completed Wide Band Satellite Operations Center Start MAR 09 complete APR 10 WSOC will draw C4I services from P-173

    16. Evolution of Navy Networks 16

    17. Getting to the NGEN/CANES Era 17

    18. NNE RNOSC Concept 18

    19. Opportunities and Challenges B500 Comms Center FOC NMCI Government NetOps Ramp-Up ONE-Net Integration and Alignment Prepare for NGEN RNOSC Pacific CONOPs/ITIL v3.0 Process Maturation NNE Pacific Knowledge Management Strategy Execution Joint Base Pearl/Hickam Wahiawa Annex CIP/ATFP Jointness: GIG 2.0/JIE Pacific Implications for NNE Pacific Capabilities, Services and Alignment C2-of-C2: PACOM Commanders Imperative

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