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TB 11-7010-331-10-1
MANEUVER CONTROL SYSTEM (MCS) System Administration Manual (SAM)
VERSION 6.4.4.3 P1
CONTRACT DAAB07-96-C-E008 CDRL # TMSS-01
DOCUMENT # MCS(L)-U1-2018
18 October 2005
PREPARED FOR
PROJECT MANAGER, GROUND COMBAT COMMAND AND CONTROL SFAE-C3S-MVR
FORT MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY 07703-5405
PREPARED BY
LOCKHEED MARTIN INTEGRATED SYSTEMS & SOLUTIONS 106 APPLE STREET
TINTON FALLS, NEW JERSEY 07724
Documentation/Tech Data Copyright 2004, 2005, LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION
All rights reserved
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Warning Page
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Warning Page
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Record of Changes
MCS System Administration Manual (SAM)
Summary of MCS 6.4.4.2 P7 Updates
Changes Topics Impacted
AIS, BCS
There is now only one type of PASS. There will no longer be references to EZPASS/MCS PASS or AIS PASS. References to EZPASS, MCS PASS and AIS PASS will be changed to PASS.
The BCS is a Server machine that will have PASS, C2R and SQL software on it. There have been problems with putting SQL Server software on the BCS, but the intent is that SQL Server software will be on the BCS. Any reference to the location of SQL Server has been changed to BCS.
1-2.1, 1-2.3, 1-2.4, 1-2.7, 1-7.1, 3-3.1, 3-4.2.6, 3-7.1,3-7.6, 3-7.9
MCS System Administration Manual (SAM) Summary of MCS 6.4.4.3 Updates
Changes Topics Impacted
Server Configuration Console
There is now the ability to subscribe, publish, add and remove CPOF data provider topics.
The user can now start and stop the NRTS data provider upon configuration.
The Server Configuration Console now monitors its connection to NRTS every 5 seconds and prevents the user from entering data if the connection goes down.
NRTS data will not be loaded/configured if the NRTS connection is not good. The errors reported will better explain what is happening.
The Start/Stop/Pause buttons have been made inoperable on the server status GUI for the time being, until the capability is added to NRTS to allow the Server Configuration Console to start and stop individual data providers.
3-3.4, 3-3.4.7 3-3.3
3-4.3.1 3-4.3 3-4.9
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Changes Topics Impacted
There is now an enhanced error and exception logging for the Test NRTS to PASS Connection button on the NRTS General page.
3-4.3.4
MCS System Administration Manual (SAM) Summary of MCS 6.4.4.3 P1 Updates
Changes Topics Impacted
Server Configuration Console
There is now the ability to add and remove both Multicast and UDP Addresses into the Group Settings for the FBCB2 Injector.
The GCCS injector now displays the current box's IP address in the TMS Broker address text box if NRTS sends "127.0.0.1" to Server Configuration Counsel (SCC).
NRTS is no longer starting as a Service. The executable is running as a process. Starting MCSServicesStartup will not start NRTS Server Console.
Battle Command Server (BCS)
A Battle Command Server overview section was added.
3-4.3.4.4 3-3.4.2 3-3.1 1-2
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Table Of Contents
Warning Page.................................................................................................................................. 3 Record of Changes.......................................................................................................................... 7 Table Of Contents............................................................................................................................ 9 Chapter 1 Roles and Responsibilities ........................................................................................... 13
1-1 Duties and Responsibilities.................................................................................................. 13 1-1.1 Overview of Duties and Responsibilities..................................................................... 13 1-1.2 MAU Duties and Responsibilities................................................................................ 13 1-1.3 MAA Duties and Responsibilities ................................................................................ 13 1-1.4 SA Duties and Responsibilities ................................................................................... 14 1-1.5 Server Administrator Duties and Responsibilities....................................................... 15
1-2 Battle Command Server Overview .................................................................................... 16 1-3 MCS Data Flow.................................................................................................................... 17
1-3.1 Description of General Data Flow ............................................................................... 17 1-3.2 Command and Control Personal Computer (C2PC)................................................... 18 1-3.3 PASS........................................................................................................................... 19 1-3.4 Near Real Time Server (NRTS) .................................................................................. 19 1-3.5 Database Management Utility..................................................................................... 19 1-3.6 Command and Control Registry (C2R) ....................................................................... 20 1-3.7 Multilateral Interoperability Program (MIP) ................................................................. 20 1-3.8 AFATDS AXE Client.................................................................................................... 20 1-3.9 SA Data Flow from Multicast....................................................................................... 20 1-3.10 Time Sync ................................................................................................................. 20
1-4 Assistance and Problem Reporting ..................................................................................... 21 1-4.1 Reporting Errors or Making Suggestions Regarding the SAM ................................... 21 1-4.2 Reporting Equipment Improvement Recommendations (EIR).................................... 21 1-4.3 MCS Technical Support .............................................................................................. 21
1-5 Modes of Operation in MCS .............................................................................................. 22 1-6 Conventions......................................................................................................................... 22
1-6.1 Description of Conventions ......................................................................................... 22 1-6.2 System Messages....................................................................................................... 24 1-6.3 Other Highlighting ....................................................................................................... 24
1-7 Typical MCS Desktop Configuration.................................................................................. 24 1-8 Starting the MCS Management Console ........................................................................... 26 1-9 Help...................................................................................................................................... 26
1-9.1 Accessing Help ........................................................................................................... 26 1-9.2 Table of Contents........................................................................................................ 26 1-9.3 Index............................................................................................................................ 27 1-9.4 Search......................................................................................................................... 27
Chapter 2 Install MCS Software .................................................................................................... 29 2-1 Install MCS Workstation ...................................................................................................... 29
2-1.1 Prepare for MCS Workstation Installation................................................................... 29 2-1.2 Install MCS Workstation.............................................................................................. 29
2-2 Install MCS Gateway ........................................................................................................... 32 2-2.1 Prepare for MCS Gateway Installation........................................................................ 32 2-2.2 Install MCS Gateway Software ................................................................................... 32
Chapter 3 Configure MCS ............................................................................................................. 37 3-1 Configure Workstations and Gateways Overview ............................................................. 37 3-2 Determine/Adjust MCS Network Settings.......................................................................... 37 3-3 Configure MCS Gateway..................................................................................................... 38
3-3.1 Configure MCS Gateway Machine.............................................................................. 38 3-3.2 Configure PASS Server ...................................