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DTOC Flashcards

1
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What does GCCS-A provide?

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A joint picture from all branches of DoD.

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What does DCGS-A provide?

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Correlated and uncorrelated data that’s verified and unverified.

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What does S2MC provide?

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Logistical Data (replaced BCS3)

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What does AMDWS provide?

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Air and Missile Defense
Weapons and sensor coverage
Ground approach

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What does TAIS provide?

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Air traffic controller services

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What does FDS provide?

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Fire support (formerly AFATDS)

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What does DTSS provide?

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Hard and digital copies of maps

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What does IMETS provide?

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Weather

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9
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What does CPOF provide?

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Collaboration

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10
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What does TSG provide?

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EPLRS - Line of site

Primary mission to push and pull info to DDS.

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What does FBCB2/JCR provide?

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SA - Situational Awareness

C2 - Messages, reports, orders, and overlays

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12
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What are the 11 components that make up MCIS?

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FBCB2, TSG, CPOF, GCCS-A, DCG-A, S2MC, AMDWS, TAIS, FDS, DTSS, IMETS

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13
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What is a Joint Node Network (JNN) or Warfighter Information Network - Tactical (WIN-T)?

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Backbone that provides network connectivity back to a step site. BDE level ISP.

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14
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What is a CPN?

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Battalion-level asset that provides network connectivity to a Joint Node Network (JNN).

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15
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What file gets loaded into the Internet Controller (INC)?

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Management Information Base (MIB)

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16
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What does the DAGR provide?

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Provides accurate datetime and location

Replaced plugr

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17
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What does the Army use VLAN 5 used for?

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VLAN 5 is for the Internet Controller (INC)

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18
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What does the Army use VLAN 6 used for?

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VLAN 6 is for the JNN/WIN-T

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19
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What does the Army use VLAN 58 used for?

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58 is for Voice

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20
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What does the Army use VLAN 59 used for?

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59 is for Data

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21
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What does the Army use VLAN 222 used for?

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222 is for Management

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22
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What are the 6 components of the Upper Tactical Internet (UTI)?

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  1. JNN
  2. WIN-T
  3. HCLOS
  4. CPN
  5. SMART-T
  6. BFT I and II
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What are the 5 components of the ITNE Mid/Lower Tactical Internet (LTI)?

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  1. Radio platforms (Soldier Radio Waveform and SINCGARS)
  2. Waveforms and Waveform Applications
  3. Network operations Management System
  4. Ancillary Devices
  5. Mission /Mounted Application Management
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24
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What does GCCS-A stand for?

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Global Command and Control System - Army

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What does DCGS-A stand for?

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Distributed Common Ground System - Army

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26
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What does CPOF stand for?

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Command Post of the Future

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27
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What does AMDWS stand for?

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Air and Missile Defense Workstation

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28
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What does TAIS stand for?

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Tactical Airspace Integration System

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29
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What does FDS stand for?

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Fire Direct Support

30
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What does FBCB2/JCR stand for?

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Force XXI Battle Command, Brigade and Below / Joint Capability Release

31
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What does ITNE stand for?

A

Integrated Tactical Networking Environment

32
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What are the two exchange LAYERS of the Tactical Internet?

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Upper Tactical Internet (UTI) and Lower Tactical Internet (LTI)

33
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What are the two ARCHITECTURES of the Tactical Internet?

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Celestial and Terrestrial

34
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What are the two MEDIUMS of the Tactical Internet?

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Satellite and Line of Sight (LOS)

35
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What does LDIF stand for?

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Lightweight Data Interchange Format

36
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In the LDIF, what do the IP address octets represent? (IP Recognition)

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IP: aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd

aaa - Branch of Service
bbb - Division
ccc - Specified TOC within Division
ddd - Specified Node with TOC

37
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What are the 3 most important things on the LDIF?

A

Role
URN
IP Address

38
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What does URN stand for?

A

Unit Reference Number

39
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On LDIF what does CP1 represent?

A

TAC

40
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On LDIF what does CP2 represent?

A

TOC

41
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What two types of data traverse the network?

A
  1. Command and Control (C2) messages

2. Situational Awareness messages

42
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What are the 4 important servers at the Mission Command Support Center (MCSC)?

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  1. Radiant Mercury High Assurance Guard - firewall between classified and unclassified
  2. Communications Control Server (CCS) - support fragmentation, reassembly, and distribution of C2
  3. Enhanced Information System (EIS) - support aggregation of SA data
  4. Inter-Brigade Server - filters SA information by Area of Interest (AOI)
43
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What does NRTS do in relation to DDS?

A

Deconflicts data being aggregated from multiple sources

44
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What server supports aggregation of SA?

A

Enhanced Information Server (EIS)

45
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Which server supports the fragmentation and/or reassembly and distribution of C2 messages?

A

Communications Control Server (CCS)

46
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What does BFT2 use to communicate with the satellite?

A

RT-1981 transceiver

47
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What server filters SA by Area of Interest (AOI)?

A

Inter-Brigade Server (IBS)

48
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Where are the CCS, EIS, and Radiant Mercury servers located?

A

Mission Command Support Center (MCSC)

49
Q

What is the new name for Blueforce Tracker Global Network Operations Center (BGN)?

A

Mission Command Support Center (MCSC)

50
Q

What kind of advertisements does DDS use?

A

Unsolicited advertisements

51
Q

What is the heart of the CPOF?

A

Master repository

52
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What is the mid-tier server used for in CPOF?

A

Load balancing

53
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What does DDS stand for?

A

Data Dissemination Server

54
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What is the heart of Mission Command Information Services (MCIS)?

A

DDS

55
Q

What are the 2 main components of TOCNET?

A

eMCSU & CAU

56
Q

How many satellite ground stations are there?

A

8

57
Q

An eMCSU supports up to how many users?

A

32

58
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How many soft CAUs can be on an eMCSU?

A

32 soft CAUs

59
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How many hard CAUs can be on an eMCSU?

A

16 hard CAUs

60
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How many CAUs can be connected per bus?

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8 hard CAUs per bus

61
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What does the acronym CCS stand for?

A

Command Center System

62
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How many inputs are on the CCS?

A

16 inputs

63
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How many outputs are on the CCS?

A

4 outputs

64
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The Tactical Service Security System (TS3) provides security for what system?

A

DDS - Data Dissemination Service

65
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What are the 3 DDS Access Groups?

A

DDS Admin
DDS Publisher
DDS Subscriber

66
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How is DDS secured?

A

TS3 -Tactical Service Security System

67
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True or False: An advertisement in DDS indicates the intent of a DDS client to publish solicited data to another DDS.

A

False

68
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What type of data is provided by NRTS?

A

Correlated Blue

69
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What is the purpose of having NRTS?

A

The de-conflicting of data so that duplicate data is not stored on DDS.

70
Q

What will DDS be using that will take the place of NRTS?

A

Aggregation

71
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What panel does the JNN/WiN-T connect to on the CPP?

A

Signal Entry Panel (SEP)

72
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What type of RAID does the CCS use?

A

RAID 1 (Mirroring)

255A - Warrant Officer Advance Course (8 decks)

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