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Components of
Joint Network Node (JNN)
Corps/
Division
Brigade
Battalion
FDMA (2-10 Mb/s)
TDMA (5 Mb/s)
Wired
LOS
SWITCHING SYSTEMS
The JNN, in all its
variant forms, services
users at Echelons
above Corps, Corps,
Division and Brigade
levels.
INCREMENT
1
(FORMELY JNN)
(Networking At-theHalt)
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10
Tactical Hub
JNN
STT
BnCPN
SSSv3
BCT/SBC
T
Support
Brigade
Battalion
0
2
2
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
Division /
Corps
1
3
3
0
0
/
/
/
/
/
0
3
3
0
0
ESB
0
4
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Lots 1 9
Configuration
Item
Tactical Hub
JNN v4
JNN v5
JNN v6
STT v1
STT v2
BnCPN
SSSv4
BCT/SBC
T
Support
Brigade
Battalion
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
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Division /
Corps
1
3
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0
3
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0
0
/
/
/
/
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/
/
/
0
3
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ESB
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WIN-T
The JNN/WIN-T is composed of three primary systems that
support user requirements and provide intra-theater connectivity
which are:
1. Tacticle Hub Node (THN)
2. Joint Network Node (JNN)
3. BN Command Post Node (BnCPN)
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V
3
V3
V3
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POTS
24 ANALOG PHONES
48 Port E-Switch
POTS
VOIP
Media
Converter
48 VOIP PHONES
TO JNN SIPR/NIPR
TIER 2 ROUTER
POTS
VOIP
SIPR/NIPR
VOICE CASE
VOIP
JNN
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BATTLEFIELD VIDEO
TELECONFERENCING (BVTC)
The BVTC/BITS provides the capability to introduce
video teleconference into the JNN system
The JNN will provide one BVTC/BITS interface case
which will connect to the JNN via an HDSL modem
The connection at the JNN is via the CSUM binding
post located on SEP MP2
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Subscriber Module
24 Loop Lines
DTMF receivers & caller-ID senders & optional
echo cancellers
Provides services for 24 locally connected 2- Wire
POTS Phones
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SLX-100
AREA CODE=415
670-3xxx
#____
TTC-61
REDCOM
T1/1544 KBs
HDX
REDCOM (S)
T1/1544 KBs
TTC-59 (v5)
T1/1544 KBs
TTC-59 (v5)
T1/1544 KBs
T1/1544 KBs
REDCOM (S)
670-0xxx
#____
IP Connection over NT2R/T1
CC11C16-HO1-P3A
REDCOM (S)
TTC-59 (v5)
670-1xxx
#____
REDCOM (S)
670-2xxx
#____
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ANSWERS
PBXs are telephone switches that are installed on a
customer's premise to provide tailored telephone service
for the customer.
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QUESTIONS
Warfighter Information
Network-Tactical
Section 2
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Vantage Switch
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QUESTIONS
Warfighter Information
Network-Tactical
Section 3
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IP Telephony Technology
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CALL MANAGER
Call Manager is a software
based call processing
component providing signaling
and call control services to
Cisco VG-248/224 subscribers,
Cisco IP Phones, or Cisco IP
softphones). It registers with
the Vantage as a gateway. Call
Managers primary functions
are as follows:
call processing
signaling and device control
dial plan administration and
phone
feature administration.
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663-0xxx
DISN
AREA CODE=614
AC=501
Call Manager
SL100
SAPPER65
JNN (V4)
NN
JNN(V4)
REDCOM (S)
REDCOM
REDCOM
(S)
66301
66301
SABRE
Call Manager
Call Manager
663-3xxx
663-2xxx
Tier 2/1Router
Tier 2/1Router
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AREA CODE=901
Call Manager
731-0xxx
Call Manager
STEP
Tier 0 Router
Call Manager
731-1xxx
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By using Call Manager (VoIP phones); bandwidth are more
efficiently use than traditional circuit switch network
because________ and ________ can share the same
communications path?
1. Voice
2. Data
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The JNN NIPR Call Manager (VoIP phones) interface with the
___________Switch and extends _______ services from the
STEP/RHUB (GIG)sites to the users?
a. PBX
b. DSN
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QUESTIONS
Warfighter Information
Network-Tactical
Section 4
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TIER1 LANS
TIER1 LANS
TIER 2
TIER 2
JNN/WIN-T
JNN/WIN-T
TACTICAL NETWORK
TACTICAL NETWORK
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TIER 1 ROUTER
NIPR
SIPR
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TIER 2 ROUTER
NIPR
SIPR
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Tier 0 Router
SNID 130.0.0.0
Reserve Networks
(130.0.160.0
130.0.250.0)
EBGP
AN/TTC 59
OSPF
AN/TTC 59
SNID 130.0.32.0
Host Range 130.0.32.1
130.0.47.254
Broadcast
130.0.47.255
SNID 130.0.96.0
Host Range 130.0.111.1
130.0.111.254
Broadcast
130.0.111.255
V PN
BNCPN 1
OSPF
SNID 130.0.48.0
Host Range 130.0.48.1
130.0.63.254
Broadcast 130.0.63.255
BNCPN 2
SNID 130.0.64.0
Host Range 130.0.64.1
130.0.79.254
Broadcast 130.0.79.255
V PN
BNCPN 3
SNID 130.0.80.0
Host Range 130.0.80.1
130.0.95.254
Broadcast 130.0.95.255
OSPF
BNCPN 3
BNCPN 1
SNID 130.0.144.0
Host Range 130.0.144.1
130.0.159.254
Broadcast 130.0.159.255
SNID 130.0.128.0
Host Range 130.0.128.1
130.0.143.254
Broadcast 130.0.143.255
BNCPN 2
SNID 130.0.112.0
Host Range 130.0.112.1
130.0.127.254
Broadcast 130.0.127.255
CC11C16-HO1-P7
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Tier 0 Router
SNID 130.0.0.0
Reserve Networks
(130.0.160.0
130.0.250.0)
STEP/GIG
EBGP
AN/TTC 59
BCT
01
AN/TTC 59
SNID 130.0.32.0
Host Range 130.0.32.1
130.0.47.254
Broadcast
130.0.47.255
SNID 130.0.96.0
Host Range 130.0.111.1
130.0.111.254
Broadcast
130.0.111.255
OSPF
BNCPN 1
BNCPN 3
SNID 130.0.48.0
Host Range 130.0.48.1
130.0.63.254
Broadcast 130.0.63.255
BNCPN 2
SNID 130.0.64.0
Host Range 130.0.64.1
130.0.79.254
Broadcast 130.0.79.255
SNID 130.0.80.0
Host Range 130.0.80.1
130.0.95.254
Broadcast 130.0.95.255
BNCPN 3
BNCPN 1
SNID 130.0.144.0
Host Range 130.0.144.1
130.0.159.254
Broadcast 130.0.159.255
SNID 130.0.128.0
Host Range 130.0.128.1
130.0.143.254
Broadcast 130.0.143.255
BNCPN 2
SNID 130.0.112.0
Host Range 130.0.112.1
130.0.127.254
Broadcast 130.0.127.255
CC11C16-HO1-P8
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QUESTIONS
Warfighter Information
Network-Tactical
Section 5
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VG-224
Analog
Gatewa
y
USER ACCESS
3750-48
CASE
Etherne
MC
t
Switch
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Analog
Telepho
nes
VG-224
48 IP
Subscri
bers
USER ACCESS
3750-48
CASE
Etherne
MC
t
Switch
Analog
Gatewa
y
24
Analog
Telepho
nes
VG-224
Analog
Gatewa
y
48 IP
Subscri
bers
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Analog
Telepho
nes
VG-224
Analog
Gatewa
y
48 IP
Subscri
bers
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Analog
Telepho
nes
48 IP
Subscri
bers
USER ACCESS
3750-48
CASE
Etherne
MC
t
Switch
USER ACCESS
3750-48
CASE
Etherne
MC
t
Switch
JNN
JNN Shelter
Shelter
NIPR
Call
Manager
T1
MC
MC
MC
MC
K
V
M
NIPR
Server
REDCOM
NIPR
Tier 2
Router
T1
SIPR
Tier 2
Router
PT
CT
TACLAN
E
SIPR
Server
SIPR
Call
Manager
CTM
100
K
V
M
NIPR
VPN
Router
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Multiplexer FlexMux
Each multiplexer section combines up to 5 synchronous highspeed data streams (8192 kb/s maximum per stream) into a
single aggregate stream at 44.736 Mb/s (DS3 rate) suitable for
transmission via 75-ohm coax or fiber optic link.
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KIV-19
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KIV-7
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KG-175 TACLANE
Used for Tunneling
and Encapsulation
enabling the
transport of SIPR
data and voice
over the NIPR
Network used in all
versions of JNN
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FILL DEVICES
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AN/CYZ-10 DTD
Data transfer device
used to transfer
COMSEC Keys
Used with a variety of
equipment from
Radios to JNN COMSEC
Equipment
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QUESTIONS
Warfighter Information
Network-Tactical
Section 6
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NODAL TIMING
JNN timing is recovered from the GPS which is
patched to bus port (primary mode)
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CTM-100/C
QUESTIONS
Warfighter Information
Network-Tactical
Section 7
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INFORMATION ASSURANCE
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Network Defense
Network Accreditation packet by unit and location
User Accreditation/User agreement
Encryption Devices (TACLANE, KIV 7 and KIV 19)
MAC address specific DHCP
CAC card reader
NAV and Windows patches
IDS at all JNN switches
ISS Real Secure Network Sensor System
Access Control List on all router and ports designated for
specific MAC addresses
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NetOps
Lab
el
A
1
B
C
D
2
E
J
J
S
Server Suite
NM Server Suite
Echelon
Division
ESB
Corps
Division
BCT/SBCT
BCT
ESB
Brigade
Division
All JNN Locations
All SSS Locations
All BnCPN
Locations
Pooled at
ESB/DIV
As required
Increment 1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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1
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2
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1
1
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SIPR/NIPR
Secret
Information security means protecting information and information systems from unauthorized access,
use, disclosure, disruption, modification, perusal, inspection, recording or destruction. 65
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QUESTIONS
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QUIZ
Check On
Learning
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