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A Combat Support Agency
Defense Information Systems Agency
Voice ServicesVoice Services
Maria Medina
Chief, Voice Services Division
28 June 2010
AgendaAgenda
• Mission
• Networks
– Defense Switch Network
– Defense Red Switch Network (DRSN)
– Voice Over Secure Internet Protocol (VoSIP)
– Secure Mobile Environment Portable Electronic Device
(SME PED)
Provide assured circuit-switched voice, secure voice, data, and video service for global DoD and external organization customers. Provide gateways to Allies’ networks. Support Special C2 and C2 users during peacetime, contingency, and crisis.
Network
Expansion/
Evolution
Configuration Management
Network
Certification &
Accreditation
MFS O&M
Reimbursement
Network
Management/
Operations
Program
Management
E2E Network Engineering
Voice ServicesVoice Services
Policy/Plans Development
Voice Mission and FunctionsVoice Mission and Functions
Defense Switched Network Defense Switched Network
(DSN)(DSN)
• Today’s solution for delivering high quality voice and video assured service and connectivity during peacetime and contingency situations End-to-End (E2E)… surpassing commercial
• Every call is prioritized and expedited by designated precedence level
• DoD’s lowest-priced private line service provider for switched voice, data, and video
• Tomorrow’s solution for delivering high quality Real Time Services (e.g voice and video) assured service and connectivity during peacetime and contingency situations over IP converged networks E2E … surpassing commercial
Defense Red Switch Network Defense Red Switch Network
(DRSN)(DRSN)
• The DRSN Fulfills C2 Secure Voice Mission
– Broad Capabilities for Senior Defense and Federal Leadership
– Used by Civil Leaders & Military Commanders to Coordinate on World Situations, Decide on Military Courses of Action, and Issue Directives
– Robust & Interoperable Connectivity World-Wide
– Unique Command and Control Capabilities
• The DRSN Provides Broad Interoperability
– Tactical Network Gateways
– STU-III Gateways (Office, Wireless, Coalition Forces)
– STE/SCIP Gateways (Office, Tactical, Wireless, Coalition Forces)
– RF Gateways (HF, VHF, UHF - LOS, OTH, Satellite)
– VoSIP Gateways
Voice Over Secure Internet Voice Over Secure Internet
Protocol (VoSIP)Protocol (VoSIP)
VoSIP – Voice over Secure Internet Protocol is the instantiation of IP Telephony on a classified LAN/WAN infrastructure. As a DISN service it provides for the routing of voice conversations using SIPRNet as the transport medium. The use of SIPRNet allows users in secure environments to communicate at the Secret level without the need for specialize phones or the use of key material. Bi-directional interoperability with the
DRSN is provided through DISA managed IP to TDM interfaces.
SME PED MCEP NetworkSME PED MCEP Network
• Wireless Device
– Send/receive up to SECRET email with attachments via HAIPE
– Send/receive signed/encrypted FOUO email via CAC and DOD PKI with attachments
– Place/receive classified phone calls up to Top Secret utilizing SCIP protocol
General Dynamics
(GD) L3
• SME PED Network
– Multi-Carrier Entry Point (MCEP) for SME-PED access to SIPRNet and NIPRNet
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