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  1. www.disa.mil › g-rootDISA - G-Root

    DISA DOD Network Information Center (NIC) operates G.root-servers.net, one of the thirteen logical Internet Root name servers. DISA DOD NIC cooperates with the eleven other Root Server Operators to provide authoritative data for the DNS Root Zone. The G-Root DNS system operates at: IPv4 address 192.112.36.4 from the range 192.112.36.0/24

  2. dl.dod.cyber.mil › wp-content › uploadsDISN Connection Process Guide - Cyber

    The DoD Network Information Center (NIC) Registry Protocol 9802 provides additional information on assignment and registration of DoD IP address space and IP numbered resources. *** DISA Authorizing Official approval is required to use Private IP addresses (non-routable) space (RFC 1918) on SIPRNet.

  3. www.reddit.com › r › helpWhy would an IP belonging to DoD Network Information ... - Reddit

    1. Sort by: spladug. • 11 yr. ago. I'm not sure why that site is reporting it as a DoD IP address (perhaps related to that site saying it hasn't updated that record since May 2011?), but when I run whois locally I see: NetRange: 24.44.0.0 - 24.47.255.255. CIDR: 24.44.0.0/14. OriginAS: . NetName: NETBLK-OOL-3BLK.

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  5. public.cyber.mil › connect › faq-connection-approvalEnterprise Connections FAQ – Connection Approval – DoD Cyber ...

    • General Connection Approval
    • New Connection – Reaccreditation
    • SGS – Snap
    • Topology
    • Waivers
    • Scans

    Question: What is the purpose of the Connection Approval Process (CAP)? Answer: The purpose of the Connection Approval Process (CAP) is to provide existing and potential Unclassified but Sensitive Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNET), DISN Asynchronous Transfer Mode System – Unclassified (DATMS-U), Systems Approval Process (SYSAPP), DISN Vide...

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    Question: Once I enter a circuit into the SNAP and SGS, is that all I need to do? Answer: No. Every circuit that is entered into the SNAP or SGS database must go through the DIACAP (or equivalent for Non-DoD and Contractors) Process. Once your circuit is registered in the SNAP or SGS database, to include the uploading of the Executive DIACAP packag...

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    SIPRNet GIAP System (SGS) Question: How long does it take to get an account approved and created? Answer: Accounts are approved within 24 hours. Question: Can Mission Partners still email the packages to the CAO? Answer: Packages should be uploaded to SGS. If, however, the Mission Partner is unable to upload the package to SGS, they should contact ...

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    Question: Where can I find a more detailed outline of the Topology Requirements? Answer: A more detailed list of the Topology Requirements is available in the Connection Process Guide. Question: In the example given in the Topology Requirement CBT there is VOIP, how do we capture video as well? Answer: Customers are to include a video switch in the...

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    Question: Where can I find information on the waivers process? Answer: You can find the waiver process outlined in the Connection Process Guide at the following webpage: http://www.disa.mil/Services/Network-Services/Enterprise-Connections/Connection-Process-Guide/Service-Appendices/OSD-GIG-Waiver-Process Additional Waivers documentation can be foun...

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    Question: I received a failure on an Unannounced/Announced scan. What steps do I need to take now? Answer: For unannounced scans, review your boundary protection systems to ensure they are locked down as much as possible. For Announced scans, review the CAT I findings and fix/mitigate them. Once these items have been addressed, you should contact t...

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  6. help.disa.mil › network-connectionsNetwork Connections – DISA Support Portal

    NIPR Federated Gateway. Private Data Internet Service Provider. Private Internet Protocol Service. Private Local Area Network Service. Secret Private Internet Protocol Service. Commercial: 1-844-DISA-HLP (1-844-347-2457) option 2. NIPR: disa.gsd.infrastructure@mail.mil. SIPR: disa.scott.conus.mbx.dccc@mail.smil.mil.

  7. www.cybercom.mil › Media › NewsJoint Cyber Operations Strengthen DoD Networks

    Oct 19, 2023 · FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. –. Cyber Protection Teams from Fleet Cyber Command, 16th Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) and Army Threat Systems Management Office strengthened computer networks during a joint Hunt Operation on Department of Defense systems in Hawaii, Aug. 4-12, 2023.

  8. www.defense.gov › News › News-StoriesDoD’s Network Defense Headquarters Achieves Full Operational ...

    Jan 31, 2018 · Joint Force Headquarters Department of Defense Information Network reached the milestone after three years of building capacity and capability to secure, operate and defend the DoDIN, a global...

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