Topic 21 Topic 21 ADNS Overview and Basic IP Routing Enabling Objectives 21.1 DESCRIBE the basic IP routing process. 21.2 DESCRIBE an Autonomous System (AS). 21.3 DESCRIBE the routing protocols used in a CSG/ESG environment. 21.4 DESCRIBE the Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing protocol. 21.5 DISCUSS the ADNS concept of operations and vision. 21.6 DIFFERENTIATE major capabilities between Increment I and Increment II. 21.7 DISCUSS Increment I capabilities and constraints. 21.8 DESCRIBE Increment II capabilities, components, hardware, and software.
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Topic 21 Topic 21 ADNS Overview and Basic IP Routing Enabling Objectives 21.1 DESCRIBE the basic IP routing process. 21.2 DESCRIBE an Autonomous System.
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Topic 21 Topic 21 ADNS Overview and Basic IP Routing
Enabling Objectives21.1 DESCRIBE the basic IP routing process. 21.2 DESCRIBE an Autonomous System (AS).21.3 DESCRIBE the routing protocols used in a CSG/ESG environment.21.4 DESCRIBE the Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing protocol.21.5 DISCUSS the ADNS concept of operations and vision.21.6 DIFFERENTIATE major capabilities between Increment I and Increment II. 21.7 DISCUSS Increment I capabilities and constraints.21.8 DESCRIBE Increment II capabilities, components, hardware, and software.21.9 DISCUSS Increment II features.21.10 EXPLAIN the various organizations that provide ADNS support.
What is ADNS?
• ADNS is an integral part of a complex communications system that provides an automated pathway for information to travel along any available transit link.
• Provides for optimal use of bandwidth assigned by the system to:– UNCLAS– SECRET– SCI– Coalition– Other afloat networks and their shore counterparts
ADNS “Vision”
• Provide assured gateway availability for critical paths/applications
• Guarantee 100% end-to-end delivery of selected voice, video, and data
• Hot-standby Link Failover• Bandwidth Reservation per security
level• Ship-to-Ship LOS links w/IP (VTC
over DWTS)• Ship-to-Shore MAGTF support• Pier-side network access
Constraints
• IP traffic uses only one RF link even if more are connected
• Best Effort delivery (i.e. no application has priority)
• Fixed bandwidth allocation to each enclave
Justification for Change
• Increased demand requires more efficient use of RF bandwidth
• Need to prioritize network traffic
• Must be able to monitor and control network traffic based on applications
Inc II Capabilities
• Increment II = Inc I plus:– Traffic distribution over multiple links– Adjustable bandwidth guarantees– Application prioritization– Improved link monitoring tools– Application monitoring
Components
• Integrated Network Management (INM)– LQoSMAN
• Routing and Switching– Cisco router– Packetshaper
• TACLANE
Software
• Windows 2003 Server + patches• Internet Explorer (IE) + patches• Apache Web Server• Adobe Acrobat Reader WinZip• mIRC Chat Client (and patches)• Tera Term Pro• Norton Antivirus• IT-20 Security scripts• Cisco IOS• PacketWise• PacketShaper Tool
• 32 bit, secure, Network Operating System that controls system hardware and provides a platform for running applications. Monitors ADNS software and controls ADNS devices.
• Industry standard for large networks.• IAVA’s and FAMs are issued with
directions to download and perform updates and patches.
• Apache Web Server– Provides support for storing, managing, and
displaying of HTML based content to local and network users.
– Enables network users to access the local ADNS INM functionality using the IE browser.
• Monitor network connectivity• Configure information display• Configure and generate reports• Configure QoS and bandwidth management settings
mIRC
• mIRC is an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) program that connects to a host chat server at NCTAMS PAC and LANT.
• Chat room to allow users to communicate with each other for testing and troubleshooting.
LQoSMAN 3.x Software Tool Kit
• Standalone IBM compatible workstation running Windows Server software
• Provides status information
• Monitors via Ethernet link
• Uses SNMP
• Provides remote access and monitoring via SIPRNET web access.
User Levels
• Administrator (Monitor/Manage)– Access all software modules and monitoring– Manage the entire ADNS
• Read-Only– Web access to view how ADNS is working
Policy-Based Routing (PBR)
• Source-Based Transit Provider Selection
• Quality of Service (QOS)
• Cost Savings
• Load Sharing
Quality of Service (QoS)
• Control over resources• More efficient use of network resources. • Tailored Services
– Grades of service differentiation to the customers. • Coexistence of mission-critical applications
– Bandwidth and minimum delays required by time-sensitive multimedia and voice applications are available, and that other applications using the link get their fair service without interfering with mission-critical traffic.
• Foundation for a fully integrated network in the future
Inc 2 Enhancement # 1
• Traffic Distribution– Benefits
• Using multiple links increases effective bandwidth• Improves overall system reliability
• Application Prioritization – Based on source application– Packets dropped depends on:
• Degree of congestion• Priority of packets
– ADNS Inc II uses PacketShaper (Packeteer)
Unclassified Application Priorities
Priority Application or Traffic Type
6 Reserved for future use
5 Chat and DNS
4 Reserved for future use
3 CRIT_WEB, Aircraft Logistics
2 E-Mail
1 Medical
0 Default Traffic
-1 Web and SSL
Inc 2 Enhancement #4
• Application Monitoring and Blocking – PacketShaper Overview
• Traffic and Bandwidth Management system that delivers predictable efficient performance for applications running over the WAN
• 7 Layer classification, analysis, control, and reporting capabilities.
– Enables managers to keep critical traffic moving at an acceptable pace through bottlenecks and prevents any single type of traffic from monopolizing the link.
The Bottleneck
High-SpeedDISA/HSGR
Backbone
High-SpeedDISA/HSGR
Backbone
10/100/1000 Mbps
64 kbps – 1.5 Mbps
OC-3, OC-12, OC-48, OC-192
Problem: Traffic on the high-speed LAN hits the low-speed WAN access link before getting to the really high-speed shore infrastructure.
Inc 2 Enhancement #5
• RF Link Monitoring – PacketShaper– LQoSMan
• Trend reporting• Future requirements• Reports
LQoSMAN Reports
LQoSMan Alarms
Support Organization
Function Organization Phone
In-Service Engineering Activity (ISEA
SPAWAR SSC SD, Code 2631
619.524.2623
Software Support Activity SPAWAR SSC CHAS, Code 50
843.208.4108
Fleet Support Desk SPAWAR SSC SD 619.524.3717
Configuration Management
SPAWAR SSC SD, Code 2631
619.524.2623
ILS Management PEO C4I and Space 858.537.0642
Support Organization
Function Organization Phone
In-Service Engineering Activity (ISEA
SPAWAR SSC SD, Code 2631
619.524.2623
Software Support Activity SPAWAR SSC CHAS, Code 50