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| SCI Network (Sensitive Compartmented Information) |
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| Servers are located in SSES, provides indications and warnings for the ship and access to SCI Networks, Classification level is TOP SECRET, work centers that utilize SCI are OT01 and OZ01. |
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| NIPRNET (Non-Classified Internet Protocol Routing Network) |
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| Servers are located in Radio, provides access to World Wide Web and basic email, Classification level is UNCLASSIFIED, utilized by the whole ship. |
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| SIPRNET (Secret Internet Protocol Routing Network) |
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| Servers are located in Radio, provides access to SIPR browsing, email, and Chat, Classification is SECRET, work centers that utilize SIPR are based on who is authorized access (i.e. CC01, CC02,OI01, OT01, OZ01, etc.) |
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| DCGS-N Network (Distributed Common Ground System-Navy) |
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| Servers are located in SSES, provides access to GALE and GCCS-M and imagery applications, Classification levels are TOP SECRET and SECRET, work centers that utilize DCGS-N are OI01, OT01, and OZ01 |
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| A software that allows administrators to discover and monitor network devices and execute actions based on device state changes |
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| A server that responds to security authentication requests within the Windows Server domain |
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| A server that is utilized as a mail server and a contact manager |
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| Global Command and Control System – Maritime (GCCS-M) |
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| A system used to provide accurate, complete, and timely information which provides situational awareness, support for intelligence, force planning, and readiness assessment for battlefield commanders. |
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| Navy Information Application Product Suite (NIAPS): |
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| Delivers maintenance, logistics, administrative, training and management applications to users at sea. |
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| Navy Tactical Command Support System (NTCSS): |
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| A program that provides information resource management to various afloat and fleet support shore sites |
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-Ship and submarine maintenance management
-Aviation maintenance management
-Material and financial management
-Command internal administrative management |
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| Host Based Security System (HBSS): |
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| Software applications used within the Department of Defense (DoD) to monitor, detect and counterattack threats against DoD computer networks and systems. |
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| Theater Battle Management Core System (TBMCS) |
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| A set of software systems to plan and execute military missions utilizing airborne resources. |
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| Central Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System (CENTRIXS) |
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| A collection of classified coalition networks that enables information sharing throughout the world |
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| Naval Integrated Tactical Environmental System (NITES) |
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| A system that collects, stores, and forecasts METOC information, assesses the impact of present future METOC conditions on operations, weapons systems and sensor systems and provides METOC data to the warfighter’s mission planning and decision support system. |
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| A meteorological data terminal developed for naval shipboard use which provides dry film, photographic quality printouts of data transmitted. |
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| Integrated Shipboard Network System (ISNS) Server |
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| A high-speed information network providing instantaneous communications to shipboard personnel via LANs and direct interfaces with other systems and external communication channels for UNCLAS and SECRET. |
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| A directory service that was developed as a set of processes and services. |
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| Threat Management Gateway (TMG): |
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| A network router/firewall/antivirus program, VPN server and web cache. |
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| Allows users basic privileges to the network for email, files, and internet. |
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| Allows users to access their account with files and emails they save. |
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| An external storage drive that provides users additional space for files. |
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| A network storage drive that stores files for the command and allows access to certain files for all users |
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| Used to set internet capabilities for users. Set during initial creation of the user account. |
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| Displays product information and personalized content, and makes site content available to customers. WEB TIER is not utilized onboard. |
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| To limit bandwidth usage throughout the ship. Set during emergency situations ( |
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| Used to reduce telecommunication signatures being sent off the ship. Set when needed to disguise ourselves. |
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| A list that grants access to cleared personnel in protected spaces |
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| Access Control List (ACL) |
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| A list of permissions attached to an object. It specifies which users or system processes are granted access to objects as well as what operations are allowed on given objects. |
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| A software or hardware-based network security system that controls the incoming and outgoing network traffic |
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| Under links in the Ship’s SharePoint Portal. |
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