Ms. Cindy Moran Chief, Center for Network Services

13 July 2006

DISN ConvergenceDISN Convergence

Unclassified

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DISA Global Reach Responsive/Protected/Robust/Efficient

Posturing GIG to Support Net Centric Operations Warfare

• Ubiquitous, Secure, Robust, Optical IP Terrestrial Network• FOC November 05• Baseline for transition and optimization activities & plans

Japan

Korea

Hawaii

Okinawa

Guam

Optical SwitchingN x OC-192

FEB 05 FEB06

480 GBS 3544 GBS

FEB 05 FEB06

480 GBS 3544 GBS

TOTAL CAPACITY

CONUS: 2957 GBSPACIFIC: 144 GBS

EUROPE: 440.7 GBS

SWA: 2.7 GBS

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DISN Evolution

NIPR

SIPR

JWICS

AFSCN

GSR

(COINS)

LEGACY

TDM - Centric

FIBER

SONET/TDM

IP

ATM

FUTURE

Voice, Video, and Data

At

Unclassified, Secret, and SCI

Lambda Access

DWDM

IP - Centric

FIBER

IP

Lambda Access

IP

Unclassified IP

Secret IP

SCI IP

Legacy

Voice

Video

Legacy

ATM apps

ATM

DSN

DRSN

DVS

MSPP

DWDM

FIBER

DSN

DRSN

DVS

TRANSITION

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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015Near-Term Now Long-Term

DATMSESONETIDNX

MSPP / MPLS

DISN Optical Core Optical CoreBroadband to B/C/P/S & Tactical w/Teleport/TSAT

DISN CoreDTSTeleport

Mid-Term

Black DISN IP Network+ HAIPE

Satellite Routed

HAIPIS v2/3 IPv6Black P/PE IP RoutersSECRET PE IP RoutersIP Modem / TeleportTOP SECRET PE IP Routers

IP CoreNIPRNetSIPRNetDISN IPJWICS

NCES/ DISN Edge Services

(Everything Over IP)

DATS

downsize / use MSPP

downsize / use MSPP

DCTSDVS-G (H.320)DRSNDSN

NGCS/NCESDVS-II (H.323)DRSN / Secure VoIPDSN CONUS IP Softswitch

downsize / use MSPP

Integrate

Integrate

Integrate

Integrate Integrate

DISA Converged End StatesDISN Optimization/Transition Roadmap

Integrate

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DISA GIG Convergence Master Plan

• High-level “Plan of Plans” for all major DISA programs• Establishes an interim state by 4QFY07 that transitions expiring contracts to bandwidth acquired to support DISN Subscription Services (positioning DISA for future convergence activities)• Built to align DISA-managed programs to DoD net-centric goals (Joint Vision 2020, GIG Architecture & Requirements)• Moves DISA to a leadership role in converging the Information Technology (IT) environment• Evolutionary product over the past two years• Defines end states for 2008, 2012, and 2016 which move in the direction of full convergence• Defines gaps and deficiencies (challenges) to attain end states• Fosters planning across DISA to move programs, projects, and products; a roadmap toward end state• Contributions made by PMs, senior engineers, support contractors

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Convergence Architectures

• DISN Network Convergence– Transition of DISN Transport Networks

(Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), Promina TDM, DISN Access Transport System (DATS), and DISN Expansion Program (DEP) to the New DISN Optical IP Core.

• IP Convergence– Transition of separate SIPRNet and NIPRNet

infrastructures to a common high-speed black core

• Edge Services– Transition of Defense Switched Network, Defense

Red Switched Network, and DISN Video Service to an IP-Centric Service

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DISN Vision Customer Connectivity

• Customer Connectivity to Black Core– DISN demarcation at PE routers– HAIPE managed by customer organizations– DISN Wireless Access Integration– IP evolution will nearly eliminate dependencies on

ATM/legacy transport infrastructure

• Customer Connectivity Flexibility– Support both tactical hard-to-reach customers

and fixed base installations– Provide increased bandwidth required for

advanced services– Increase connectivity options available to the

customer

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DISN Transition Timeline

Jan 06 August 06 Dec 06 Jan 09

DSN Transition

ATM Transitions

IP Transitions

DISN Video Transition

DTS-C to DATS Transitions

DISN-c

Infrastructure Buildout

Feb 07 Sep 07

SONET Optimization

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DISN TransitionRequirement: To develop and implement an integrated transition of DISA services to respond to expiring contracts and to take advantage of current DISN Core infrastructure

Current Priorities:• Complete buildout of GIG-BE and DISN extension customer edge

• 50 buildout sites completed to support DISN Subscription Services transition and modernization rqts• Complete selected circuit cutovers in support of DATMS, IP, and DISN Transport

• On track to support Service Manager targets except for DTS-AO. Vendor Corporate meeting scheduled

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AO to DATS/STS

DTS-C AO

DSN

LES Phase II

Actions Weekly Cumulative Total%

CompleteDSN - 1,990 1,990 100%

DISN-c Circuits 0 120 123 98%DTS-C-to STS 0 67 160 42%

DTS-C AO 66 874 2,881 30%ATM Circuits "66" 1 29 59 49%

ATM Circuits Other 1 22 38 58%MAN 0 5 80 6%

NIPR COIN 0 0 58 0%NIPR Hub Circuits 2 4 294 1%SIPR Hub Circuits 0 2 170 1%

Europe ATM Circuits 1 14 17 82%Pacific ATM Circuits 0 25 31 81%

IC User 0 2 16 13%DVS II 0 0 294 0%

FAA 0 5 565 1%Transition Cost Avoidance 0 0 13 0%

GS22 SONET Transition 0 0 50 0%AO-to-STS 0 0 1,256 0%

AO-to-DATS 0 0 1,623 0%LES Transition 0 0 43 0%

Actions This Week 71 3,159 9,761 32%

CONUS Site ActivationSites 0 55 129 43%

Week of 30 June - 6 July 06

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DISN Video Transition

• Establish new DISN Video hubs in government facilities• DISN video hub access via high speed DISN IP & DSN, continue

commercial ISDN for off-net access of approved users• Upgrade DSN/commercial switch access capacity at video hubs• Convert existing dedicated video studios to compatible

protocols and transport– H.323 (IP)

• Use existing base LANs (classified and unclassified) to connect via DISN IP services to video hubs. Base responsible for on base provisioning OR

• Establish dedicated IP network access service extensions to video studios for interim use until LANs are ready (requires base to pay for cross base connection)

– H.320 (ISDN)• Customer installs a local ISDN dial service to connect to video hub

– May require new customer hardware – provided by customer

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DISN SONET Optimization/Transition

• Establish new SONET core using OC-192, OC48, OC12, OC3 and DS3 between DISN Subscription Sites– CISCO 15454s and ADTRAN M13s provide SONET

circuit edge customer POPs

• Transition circuits off existing contracts– Denver, St Louis, and San Antonio MANs– Expiring DISN core contracts– Higher cost DTS-CE and Bulletin Board SONET services

• Discontinue/terminate existing contracts after completing transitions to new lower cost paths

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Explosive Growth expected to continue

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SummarySummary

DISA: Simultaneously transitioning multiple services on to higher bandwidth cores

– Leading the Department’s efforts in moving toward net-centric operations and warfare

– Terminating expiring contracts with a combination of government owned core with contractor operated SONET and video services that takes advantages of both government and contractor capabilities

– Keeping pace with change

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