LWN Track 2 Session 3 Updated 22 Aug 2011 LandWarNet 2011

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• Enterprise Initiatives Overview & Army Baseline IT Services (ABITS) • COL Gary Langston, CIO/G-6

• I3MP Processes • Ms. Kendra Acord, NETCOM

• I3MP – Program Overview • LTC David Thompson, Product Manager – I3MP

• Wrap-up • COL Gary Langston, CIO/G-6

LWN Track 2 Session 3 Updated 22 Aug 2011


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The Network of 2020 Imperatives are A Single, Secure, Standards-Based

Environment; Enable Global Collaboration; Ensure Access at the Point of

Need; and Most Importantly the Network is Capable, Reliable and Trusted


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Network

Imperatives

FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 Fiscal

Year

Capability Sets

19-20 15-16 17-18 13-14 11-12

Access at

the Point

of Need

Classroom

2020 Wireless TOCs

Thin Client/Virtual Desktop Environment

COTM A4A (Digital Apps to the Soldiers)

Army Data Center Consolidation Phase I A Single,

Secure,

Standards-

Based

Network

COE

Infrastructure E2E Architecture

COE Implementation (Tech Stds)

Security

EoIP

Compliance with IT Acquisition Policy

Unified Communications (VoIP/VSoIP, chat, presence and awareness, SIP voice and video

(VoIP/VSoIP +), desktop sharing, & replacement of TDM voice switches)

Army Data Center Consolidation Phase II ?

Enable

Global

Collaboration Share Point

Enterprise

Email

Unified Comms and Collaboration/I3MP

Capable,

Reliable,

and

Trusted

Bandwidth Available

Spectrum Allocation

ITAM

Network Management (ESMS/Remedy)

NetOps Tools (REM/Retina, Spectrum, SCCM, Arcsight)

HBSS

Self Monitoring,

Self Healing Network

"Big data" and Extreme Information

Processing and Management

Cyber Resiliency

Speech & Gesture Recognition

3-D Printing

Predictive & Social Analytics

Context-Enriched

Services

Thick Client/ Hosted Virtual Desktops

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1. Long Haul Communications provides Installation connect ion to the network through the Global Information Grid (GIG)

2. DISA Points of Presence (PoP) provide GIG connectivity to Army Installations

3. Information Assurance provides Intrusion Protection Systems at these POPs to protect the Installation networks

4. The Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Program (I3MP) extends bandwidth/services via Campus Area Network (CAN)

5. Military Construction funds the connectivity of new facilities to the CAN

6. C4IM Services are provided by Network Enterprise Centers (NECs) who plan for and execute operations and maintenance of the Campus Area Network and IT within buildings

7. Tenants provide end user building infrastructure, end user devices and mission specific capabilities

•BASECOM (Service 15) •INFORMATION ASSURANCE (Service 18) •AUTOMATION (Service 19)

End User Buildings

RESERVE GUARD

Campus Area Network

1

3 POP 2

6

5

4

Operating Forces

7

Installation Infrastructure (I3MP)

Global Info Grid/Defense

Information Systems Network (DISN)

Data Center

Data Center

Data Center

Long Haul Communications

Information Assurance POP

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C4IM Services

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Army C4IM Services List v3.0 for FY12

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C4IM Services List signed memo CIO/G-6 and ACSIM 28 July 2011

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Army LWN Services Catalog

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https://www.itmetrics.hua.army.mil/lwncatalog4/


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“Transforming How we Deliver and Manage IT Services”

Army Baseline IT Services (ABITS)

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Problem Statement:

Currently there are multiple service providers across the Army supporting common IT services which includes communications systems and systems support (15), information assurance (18) and automation (19). The quality and timeliness of the services provided varies considerably from one location, command or activity to the next without apparent consideration for mission.

Objective:

• Gain an agreement from the Army on the cost to deliver a C4IM service (seat cost) to enable resource transfers IAW implementation plan and comparison with other delivery alternatives. • Identify changes to C4IM services baseline (3.0) that enable “plug and play” capability and/or enhance network defense.

Decide on prioritization of operational gaps to support CBA objectives

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NEC

STAFFING

MODEL

NEC

SOFTWARE

AND

EQUIPMENT

SUSTAINMENT

MODEL

NEC SERVICES

MODEL

DATA

Enterprise Services

“Army Seat

Management Model”

(Executive Users and

Non-Executive Users)

with supporting

analytics developed

thru the CBA Process

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Output will be POM14-18 Requirements supported

by approved CBAs and defendable to Army

Leadership and the II PEG

Cost Benefit Analysis Scope

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• IT Metrics Working Group (ongoing this week)

• I3MP Operational Planning Team (next briefer)

• Enterprise Guidance Board, Engineering Review Board, Operations Oversight Board – the Army’s most senior IT Governance Forums


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COL Gary Langston Chief, Info Infrastructure Integration (SAIS-AOI)

703-545-1385

DSN 312-865-1385

[email protected]

Ms Victoria Strom Deputy, Info Infrastructure Integration (SAIS-AOI)

571-256-8960

DSN 312-260-8960

[email protected]

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Installation Information Infrastructure

Modernization Program Processes

Ms. Kendra Acord

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Overview of I3MP

Dependencies to Other Enterprise Efforts

Past, Present, and Future of the Requirements Process

On-going Initiatives

Way Ahead

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I3MP modernizes the information infrastructure at Army installations (CONUS/Pacific/Europe/SWA) worldwide

I3MP Scope: • Installation Campus Area Network (ICAN)

NIPR/SIPR Outside Plant Data Network (Core, Distribution, and Access Layers)

• Top Level Architecture (TLA) T-NOSC managed security stack located between DISN POP and ICAN Includes Army Security Router, Data Firewall, and Network Intrusion Prevention System Will include Voice/Video Security stack as VoIP is proliferated throughout Army

• Voice Traditional Time Division Multiplex Defense Red Switch Network Unified Communication and Collaboration (UC&C) infrastructure Voice over Secure Internet Protocol (VoSIP)

$2B in funding executed over the past 10 years Current funding supports less than 20% of known and validated

requirements to modernize information infrastructure through fiscal year 2016 • Validated requirements does not include the additional funding required to O&M

equipment after the provided 2-year warranty expires

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• Enterprise Email

• Army Baseline IT Services (ABITS)

• Army Data Center Consolidation

• Unified Communications and Collaboration

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CIO/G6 published the Installation Sequence List (ISL)

I3MP negotiated requirements with individual NECs (DOIMs)

Based upon requirements identified by the NEC, I3MP developed an Engineering Plan

Unanticipated mission changes or unknown site conditions frequently led to Engineering Change Proposals that can cost 2x as much had the work been identified upfront

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NETCOM,CIO/G6, and PM roles in the I3MP Requirements Process are established in March, 2010 •NETCOM – establish requirements and priorities for I3MP

execution • PM – Interact with NETCOM and CIO/G6 to align I3MP efforts

with Enterprise Initiatives •CIO/G6 – Maintain MDEP and ensure requirements and priorities

established by NETCOM are consistent with overarching Army initiatives

Roles and responsibilities are being formalized •CIO/G6 has incorporated verbiage into Draft AR 25-1, DA PAM

25-1-1, and AR 25-XX • Further refinement may be needed as Army Cyber roles and

responsibilities evolve.

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Execution of roles and processes needs further refinement •Effort must extend beyond NETCOM, CIO/G6, and PM I3MP

to include all stakeholders

Additional challenges include: •Lack of institutional knowledge •Cultural shift associated with new process •Communication of expectations, timelines, etc.

I3MP OPT is established •Order to establish OPT was released 15 June 2011 •Goal is to institute a process to identify, prioritize, and

execute I3MP efforts, aligning the program with Enterprise Initiatives

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(IRL + $)

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IntegrationInd. Part.

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HQDA Integration Office

DOTML-PFanalysis

material solution

GNEC

(GlobalRequirementsIdentification

and Prioritization)

Bridge theCapability Gap

SignalBDE

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Transitioning to UC&C is not optional •VoIP is DoD policy • TDM products begin to drop off of the UC APL as soon as July 2012 •Vendors are withdrawing support for TDM

Implementation and Operational Viewpoint •Only one network to implement and maintain • Provides a foundation for implementing unified capabilities

(presence, instant messaging, video, user-initiated conferencing)

On-going efforts include: • Participation in DoD Unified Capabilities Spiral

Four Army participants confirmed: 311th, 5th, ALTESS and Ft. Huachuca

•Draft UC CONOPS • Proposed UC Strategy developed by PM I3MP

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TDM Moratorium impacts several CONUS sites with End-Of-Life equipment as early as FY11

Health and safety issues must be addressed • UCR 2008 Change 2 does not require backup power for users that

cannot initiate precedence calls • The VVoIP STIG recommends only 15-30 minutes back up power be

provided to non-C2 users for emergency/safety reasons • Army needs a policy

Additional analysis of Proposed Regional VoIP construct is required • Several technical and operational issues must be addressed • Only basic interoperability is required between vendors today • Unique mission requirements must be identified • Additional policy and guidance required

I3MP POM 13-17 Submission did not go as anticipated, funding for UC will be limited

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Working to realign TLA efforts with Senior Leadership’s strategic vision

Recognize the need to standardize the TLA across the Enterprise •Solutions will be designed in accordance with the threat

Looking to leverage JOINT initiatives

Per MG Napper’s guidance, focus is on SIPR first, NIPR next

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Develop strategy for identifying our current baseline infrastructure across the Enterprise in FY12

Collaborate with CIO/G6 on CBA for POM 14-18 submission • CBA to support POM 14-18 submission must be completed by November,

2011 • Establish short-term and long-term requirements and priorities to develop

submission

Crosswalk Enterprise Initiatives with planned I3MP efforts to ensure synchronized approach • Identify FY12 & FY13 efforts to support

Refine UC Strategy • Define bridging strategy to meet short-term requirements • Conduct in-depth analysis of Theater VoIP Designs • Identify Army-unique requirements and codify in Functional Requirements

Document and CONOPS • Establish plan to transition Spiral efforts to I3MP for lifecycle sustainment

Establish an Enterprise TLA Design for NIPR Continue to refine processes through OPT

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Questions?

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Ms. Kendra N. Acord 520-538-8133

DSN 312-879-8133

[email protected]

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LTC David Thompson

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Enable the Warfighter with emerging information technology and infrastructure systems, through lifecycle

management, supporting Army Enterprise and joint networks.

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Unified Messaging

E-Mail

Voice

Mail

RSS

Fax

Rich Presence

Calendar

Web

Conferencing

& IM/Chat

App

Sharing

Display

Sharing

File

Sharing White-

board

Mobile

Tele-

phone

Voice

& Video

VoIP

VTC

Video

oIP

•Fixed Mobile Tactical

•PEDs, Phones, PCs

•Service Mgmt

•Identity

•IA

IM /

Chat

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TDM

UC

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Core

Infrastructure

Systems Main communications

Node (MCN)

Area Distribution

Node (AND)

Distribution Infrastructure

System

(CAT 6 Cable or WLAN)

Wired

Wireless

PSTN

Outside Plant

and Ethernet

Switches

Security Infrastructure

System

(TLA)

DISN &

Commercially Provided Services

UC Infrastructure System

(Voice Call Processor (VoIP))

Tech Control

Facility

NIPRNet

SIPRNet

JWICS

Gateway (GW)

UC End Points

Facilities

Infrastructure

Systems

DISN- Defense Information Systems Network

TLA- Top Level Architecture

CAT- Category

LAN- Local Area Network

WLAN- Wireless LAN

GW- Gateway

UC- Unified Capabilities

PSTN- Public Switched Telephone Network

Analog GW

Analog

VoIP

Analog

VoIP

Data

Data

Analog GW

Terrestrial Transmissions

(PAC & Europe)

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InterSwitch Connectivity

High Availability (5-9s) (down time <5 min/yr)

Medium Availability (4-9s) (down time <52 min/yr)

DoD Unified Capabilities Requirements

UC APL Listed Equipment

DIACAP/IA Core Backup Power

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Core Switches (MCNs & ADNs)

MCN- Main Communication Node ADN- Area Distribution Node DoD- Department of Defense UC APL- Unified Capabilities Approved Products List DIACAP- DoD Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process IA- Information Assurance


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Physical connectivity is most intrusive and is the longest portion of the fielding schedule

MCN/ADN/Access Layer Connectivity

Access Switches / Backup Power/ IA

MCN- Main Communication Node ADN- Area Distribution Node IA- Information Assurance

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End User Building (EUB) Telecommunications Room (TR)

End User Building (EUB) Equipment Backup Power

EUB Wiring: TR to Desktop

EUB TR HVAC

HVAC- Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning TR- Telecommunications Room; EUB- End User Building

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SIPRNet

Defense Red Switch Network (DRSN)

NIPR/SIPR Top Layer Architecture

/ VoSIP

Terrestrial Transmission

Systems

Edge Boundary Controller (EBC)

NIPR- Non–Classified IP Router Network SIPR- Secret IP Router Network VoSIP- Voice over Secure IP IP- Internet Protocol

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Enterprise Services

Enterprise Systems Management Command & Control Facilities and Systems Visual Information Systems &

Video Communications

Audio and Visual Command and Control Facilities

EUCOM HQ

Command Center Upgrades (CCU)

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PSTNNetworx

Soft phone

MCN

ADN

EUB

ASLAN/Non-ASLAN

Data Firewall

Edge Boundary Controller (Voice Firewall)

Parent CallProcessor

TLAGateway

Integrated Access Device

PSTNNetworx

Soft phone

MCN

ADN

EUB

ASLAN/Non-ASLAN

Data Firewall


Standby CallProcessor

TLAGateway


PSTNNetworx

Soft phone

MCN

ADN

EUB

ASLAN/Non-ASLAN

Data Firewall


Standby CallProcessor

TLAGateway


DISN Parent Location

Child Location #1

Child Location #2

TDM- Time Division Multiplexing ASLAN- Assured Service LAN LAN- Local Area Network TLA-Top Level Architecture

P

P P

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Child Location

TDM

IP

Parent Location

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UC Endpoints: IP Phones, Video Phones, Soft Phones

IP- Internet Protocol UC- Unified Communications

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RDT&E- Research Development Test & Evaluation, VoIP- Voice over Internet Protocol I3MP- Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Program JITC- Joint Interoperability Test Command, UC- Unified Capabilities DoD- Department of Defense, APL- Approved Products list C2- Command & control TBD- To Be Defined

Terrestria

Transmiss

DISN

Bandwidt

Core

Syste

Distribu

Systems

Facilities

System

Secure

System

UC

Infrastructure

Systems

UC

Endpoints

C2

Command & Control

Infrastructure Systems

UC

VoIP

TBD

JITC Certification Sponsorship

& APL Placement

Candidate Technology

I3MP Fielding

System Integration Capability

Demonstration

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Integration


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Sustainment

Unplanned Required

Improvements

Legacy

TDM

Pre Planned Product

Improvement

Leverage the remaining useful life of existing equipment as the UC infrastructure is prepared and extended

Where there is an urgent need and where economically practical, implement line side VoIP while Regional infrastructure is built out

FY 12 Initiate planned sustainment efforts

FY 13-17 Programmed sustainment of fielded systems 41


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• Requirements

• Project / Site Concurrence

FCM

• Survey

• Design Reviews

• Technical Requirement Document

Engineering • RFP

• Evaluation

• Award

Contracting

• Implement

• Migrate

• Closeout

Fielding

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Questions?


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WRAP-UP

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LWN Track 2 Session 3 Updated 22 Aug 2011 LandWarNet 2011