IRIS JCTD Overview. (JCTD - Joint Capabilities Technology Demonstration) 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 1

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1 IRIS JCTD Overview (JCTD - Joint Capabilities Technology Demonstration) 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 1

2 JCTD/ DoD Joint Capabilities Technology Demonstration (JCTD) to be conducted in 2009/2010 using Government owned ground equipment IS-14 (Intelsat 14) To be launched June 2009 (est.), carrying a Cisco Space Router on board Services: after launch, network services to DoD and commercial users will be offered by a Cisco service provider partner 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 2

3 Concept Capabilities-based approach Offered Services leverage the Combined capabilities of the Satellite Hardware and Software, the Intelligent Edge Suite Best Current Practices for Security Introduces a managed secure end-to-end solution VPN, SLA based, bandwidth-on-demand, terminal to terminal and reach-back capability built upon the following four pillars End-to-end security End-to-end connectivity End-to-end provisioning End-to-end management Managed, Secure, End-to-End Solution for SLA based BOD to terminal Connectivity and Reachback 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 3

4 Goals and Benefits Satellite-based IP routing (single hop) to terminal, reach back and inter-transponder seamless connectivity in an open or closed secure ( layered routing and encryption) VPN Three reach back gateway architectural constructs for maximum flexibility and individual customer requirements support (see next slide) Managed, converged network services through an Intelligent Edge Provider-managed and configured CPE Provides User Portal for installation and service monitoring Simple and easy deployment VPN Services provide secure communications for Communities of Interest Per-terminal dynamic, bandwidth allocation with QOS Supports Smaller terminals with higher bandwidth burst capabilities Enables Supports Seamless end-to-end Converged QoS across Communication at a Lower Cost and Ease of Use 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 4

5 Goals and Benefits (cont) Usage-based billing and Bandwidth-on-Demand Helps Reduce Subscriber satellite communications cost through more efficient uplink/downlink usage efficiency Subscription based + usage fee -> there when you need it Inter-transponder Routing (Ku Band to C Band for example) Eliminates Stove Pipe Systems for seamless connectivity Routing is done on-board the satellite not at a ground hub DHCP or ebgp customer connectivity Allows for small sites or large convergence sites to seamlessly utilize Standards-based to maximize interoperability Provides a baseline Architecture that will optimize and evolve with IRIS 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 5

6 Payload Router (IPR) ~70 90 Mbps Full Duplex IP Throughput Capacity 3 Transponders KU and C Band Out of band management Network Operations Center (NOC) Management Gateway NMS Systems 5 Mbps (max) IP Rate 5 Mbps (max) IP Rates 1 to 5 Mbps Max IP Rates 1 to 5 Mbps Max IP Rates PSIM: 3 modems support 18 uplink/24downlink carriers ~110 s per beam (max) Satellite Operations Center (SOC) LSOC ESOC Managed Enterprise Gateway Customer Network DISN Seamlessly Connects Customers to each other and to the Internet or Private/Managed EnterpriseReachback Gateways 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 6

7 IRIS JCTD Value to Government IRIS JCTD Intent Represents the next generation in telecommunication satellite services with internet protocol (IP) as the common reference between networks Accepted by Department of Defense (DoD) as an FY07 JCTD to examine utility of augmenting information transport with space based IP routing and processing Could allow seamless communication of incompatible communication equipment for joint, interagency, intergovernmental and multi-national forces IRIS JCTD represents a new model for government and industry collaboration Expected IRIS Benefits The IP based architecture of IRIS accelerates information sharing processes, operational decision making, and improves situational awareness IRIS will enable a transformational extension to the existing Global Information Grid (GIG) by providing high bandwidth redundant internet protocol communication 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 7