Введение
Корпоративная телекоммуникация Министерства обороны США. Сеть информационных систем обороны (DISN) на протяжении 40 лет является корпоративной телекоммуникационной сетью Министерства обороны США, обеспечивающей услуги передачи данных, видео и голоса. Инфраструктура DISN от конца до конца состоит из трех основных сегментов:
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
Поддерживающая база (т.е. база, пост, лагерь или станция, а также сети предприятий). Инфраструктура командования, управления, связи, компьютеров и разведки (C4I) взаимодействует с сетью дальнего следования для поддержки развернутых сил. Ответственность за поддерживающий базовый сегмент в первую очередь лежит на отдельных видах вооруженных сил. Транспортная инфраструктура дальнего следования, включающая системы и услуги связи между стационарными пунктами и развернутыми Объединенными оперативными группами (JTF) и/или Коалиционными оперативными группами (CTF). Сегмент инфраструктуры телекоммуникаций дальнего следования в основном находится в ведении DISA. Развернутые силы, мобильные пользователи и связанные с ними телекоммуникационные инфраструктуры командования поддерживают Объединенную оперативную группу (JTF) и/или Коалиционную оперативную группу (CTF). Ответственность за развернутые телекоммуникационные инфраструктуры сил и связанные с ними инфраструктуры командования в первую очередь лежит на отдельных видах вооруженных сил. DISN предоставляет следующие многочисленные сетевые услуги:
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
Глобальная система доставки контента (GCDS)
Сервисы передачи данных
Конфиденциальные, но неклассифицированные данные (NIPRNet)
Секретные службы данных (SIPRNet)
Многоадресная рассылка
Организационная пересылка сообщений
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
Сервис организационной пересылки сообщений предоставляет широкий спектр гарантированных услуг для сообщества пользователей, включая военные службы, агентства Министерства обороны, командования комбатантов (CCMD), государственные органы США, не относящиеся к Министерству обороны, и разведывательное сообщество (IC). Эти услуги включают возможность обмена официальной информацией между военными организациями и поддержку взаимодействия с союзными странами, государственными органами, не относящимися к Министерству обороны, и разведывательным сообществом, действующими как в стратегической/стационарной, так и в тактической/развернутой среде. Организационная пересылка сообщений обеспечивает гарантированную безопасную доставку организационных сообщений в строгих рамках параметров обслуживания. Это включает время доставки три минуты или меньше для сообщений высокого приоритета (flash и выше) по инфраструктуре, предоставляемой DISA. Кроме того, конфиденциальность и целостность информации гарантируются за счет использования одобренного АНБ шифрования и электронной подписи на основе Fortezza между автоматизированными системами обработки сообщений (AMHS), эксплуатируемыми и обслуживаемыми службами, агентствами и COCOM.
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
Спутниковая связь
Коммерческая спутниковая связь (COMSATCOM)
Распределенная тактическая система связи (DTCS)
Международная морская спутниковая связь (INMARSAT)
Совместный интернет-протокольный модем (JIPM)
Транспорт
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
Выделенная линия – это частная линейная транспортная услуга, обеспечивающая соединение точка-точка с местами дислокации партнеров. Партнерам DISA требуются выделенные каналы уровня 1 и уровня 2 из-за их присущей простоты и безопасности. Для удовлетворения этого спроса в настоящее время предлагаются выделенные услуги, доступные с различными скоростями передачи данных и интерфейсами.
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
Голосовая связь
Многоуровневая защищенная голосовая связь (DRSN)
SBU Голос (VoIP и DSN)
TS/SCI Голос (JWICS)
Голосовая связь через ISP PSTN
Голос через защищенный IP (VoSIP)
Корпоративная защищенная голосовая связь через Интернет-протокол (ECVoIP)
Корпоративная голосовая связь через Интернет-протокол (EVoIP)
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
Технической основой DISN являются возможности, созданные DISA в период с 2002 по 2006 год, известные как расширение полосы пропускания глобальной информационной сети (GIG BE). Эта программа и сегодня остается основой услуг, предоставляемых DISA для нужд Соединенных Штатов. Будучи одной из немногих программ DoD ACAT 1AM, реализованных вовремя, в рамках бюджета и в соответствии с требуемыми стандартами производительности, GIG BE демонстрирует, как интегрированные государственные закупки с привлечением подрядчиков могут достичь трансформационных результатов. Эта программа стоимостью 877 миллионов долларов США стала крупнейшей транспортной структурой информационных технологий, когда-либо построенной Министерством обороны. GIG BE создала повсеместную среду "доступной полосы пропускания" для повышения национальной безопасности, разведки, наблюдения, обеспечения информационной безопасности и управления войсками в точках по всему миру. После обширной интеграции компонентов и оперативного тестирования внедрение началось в начале 2004 года и продолжалось в 2005 году. GIG BE достигла начальной оперативной готовности (IOC) на шести объектах 30 сентября 2004 года. 20 декабря 2005 года программа GIG BE достигла вехи полной оперативной готовности на почти 100 объектах, одобренных Объединенным штабом.
United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
The Defense Information System Network (DISN) has been the United States Department of Defense's enterprise telecommunications network for providing data, video, and voice services for 40 years. The DISN end to end infrastructure is composed of three major segments:
The sustaining base (I. e., base, post, camp, or station, and Service enterprise networks). The Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) infrastructure will interface with the long haul network to support the deployed warfighter. The sustaining base segment is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The long haul transport infrastructure, which includes the communication systems and services between the fixed environments and the deployed Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF) warfighter. The long haul telecommunications infrastructure segment is primarily the responsibility of DISA. The deployed warfighter, mobile users, and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructures are supporting the Joint Task Force (JTF) and/or Coalition Task Force (CTF). The deployed warfighter and associated Combatant Commander telecommunications infrastructure is primarily the responsibility of the individual Services. The DISN provides the following multiple networking services:
Global Content Delivery System (GCDS)
Data Services
Sensitive but Unclassified (NIPRNet)
Secret Data Services (SIPRNet)
Multicast
Organizational Messaging
The Organizational Messaging Service provides a range of assured services to the customer community that includes the military services, DoD agencies, combatant commands (CCMDs), non DoD U. S. government activities, and the Intelligence Community (IC). These services include the ability to exchange official information between military organizations and to support interoperability with allied nations, non DoD activities, and the IC operating in both the strategic/fixed base and the tactical/deployed environments. Organizational Messaging supports the assured secure delivery of organizational messages within strict service parameters. This includes delivery times of three minutes or less for high precedence (flash and above) messages across the DISA provided infrastructure. Additionally, information confidentiality and integrity are guaranteed through the use of NSA approved Fortezza based encryption and signature between the Automated Message Handling Systems (AMHSs) operated/maintained by the Services/agencies/COCOMs. Satellite
Commercial Satellite (COMSATCOM)
Distributed Tactical Communications System (DTCS)
International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT)
Joint Internet Protocol Modem (JIPM)
Transport
Dedicated service is a private line transport service that provides point to point connectivity to mission partner locations. DISA mission partners require dedicated point to point layer 1 and layer 2 circuits because of the inherent simplicity and security. To satisfy this demand, Dedicated services are currently offered and are available in a variety of bit rates and interfaces. Voice
Multilevel Secure Voice (DRSN)
SBU Voice (VoIP and DSN)
TS/SCI Voice (JWICS)
Voice ISP PSTN
Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP)
Enterprise Classified Voice over Internet Protocol (ECVoIP)
Enterprise Voice over Internet Protocol (EVoIP)
The technical core of the DISN is provided by the capabilities built by DISA from 2002–2006 called the Global Information Grid Bandwidth Expansion (GIG BE). This program remains to this day the core of the services provided by DISA to serve the United States. As one of few on time, within budget, to required performance standard DoD ACAT 1AM programs, GIG BE shows how a government integrated, contractor assisted acquisition can achieve transformational results. The $877 million programs was the largest DoD information technology transport structure ever built. GIG BE created a ubiquitous "bandwidth available" environment to improve national security intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, information assurance, and command and control at locations worldwide. After extensive component integration and operational testing, implementation began in early 2004 and extended through 2005. GIG BE achieved initial operational capability (IOC) at six sites 30 Sept. 2004. On 20 Dec. 2005, the GIG BE program achieved the milestone of full operational capability at all of the almost 100 Joint Staff approved sites.
От конца до конца
Как определено в CJCSI 6211.02C, "Политика и ответственность сети оборонных информационных систем" (DISN) от 9 июля 2008 года, принцип "от конца до конца" определяется как объединение необходимых компонентов для предоставления определенной функциональности. Для GIG это означает компоненты, начиная от устройств доступа и отображения информации для пользователей и датчиков, и заканчивая различными уровнями сетевого взаимодействия и обработки данных, сопутствующими приложениями, а также связанными транспортными и управляющими службами. Для сервисов DISN принцип "от конца до конца" охватывает взаимодействие между пользователями сервисов (например, от компьютера к компьютеру, от телефона к телефону).
As defined in CJCSI 6211.02C, Defense Information System Network (DISN) Policy and Responsibilities, 9 July 2008, end to end is defined as the fusion of requisite components to deliver a defined capability. For the GIG, this implies components from the user access and display devices and sensors to the various levels of networking and processing, associated applications, and related transport and management services. For DISN services, end to end encompasses service user to service user (e. g., PC to PC, phone to phone).