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Uncontrolled copy when printedUNCLASSIFIEDACP 200(B) Vol220. Request the network manager of the remote server to determine whether the serverhas too many clients and therefore it is overloaded, and then contact the NOC for problemresolution.CONNECTIVITY PROBLEM21. When connection to a remote server cannot be established, the problem may becaused by one of the following: DNS; unreachable host; or routing.22. Use the Lookup tool to verify name & address resolutions and resolve any DNSproblems.23. Use Ping command to verify that the remote host is reachable.24. If the remote host is unreachable, verify with the remote network manager that theremote host is operational.25. If the remote host is operational, use the ‗TraceRoute‘ command to locate anyrouting problems and inform the NOC of the problems.APPLICATION PROBLEM26. The most likely causes of application problems are:d. Remote server hardware is faulty;e. Remote server software is badly configured; and/orf. Local client software is badly configured.27. Verify with the NOC that the remote server is operational and the local softwareconfiguration is correct. In coordination with the NOC resolve any configuration problems.2A-4 OriginalUNCLASSIFIED
Uncontrolled copy when printedUNCLASSIFIEDNETWORK CONFIGURATION PLAN (NCP)ANNEX B TOCHAPTER 12 TOACP 200(B) Vol 2INTRODUCTION1. The management of the <strong>MTWAN</strong> requires that the network be designed anddocumented to allow nations to efficiently and effectively configure their respective componentsof the A<strong>MTWAN</strong>. In the Coalition maritime environment there are two documents that are usedto promulgate the required network configuration information to participating nations: theNetwork Configuration Plan (NCP) and, if required, the OPTASK Net message.AIM2. The aim of this annex is to amplify the NCP and OPTASK NET and provide anexample of its content. The format for the creation of the NCP is included at Appendix 1 to thisAnnex. The OPTASK NET is a free text formal military message.RESPONSIBILITY3. High-level network configuration information will normally be provided in the NCP.The NCP is normally developed by the CCTF and may be published as an Appendix to theOPLAN or issued as a separate document if required.4. Using this higher level guidance, the local Commander may detail specific tactical levelrequirements in the OPTASK NET. The creation of these documents requires close liaison withparticipating nations and their Network Operating Centers (NOCs) in order to achieve an accuratefinal document.CLASSIFICATION5. Where possible, the NCP should be kept at the UNCLASSIFIED level until such timeas the document is populated and becomes approved for use. This will allow rapid collaborationwith nations for its creation.6. In its final format, the NCP should be classified as appropriate for the Operation orExercise, with the appropriate releasability caveats.FORMAT7. Due to the nature of the contents of the NCP, it does not lend itself to the MaritimeTactical Format (MTF). During the collaboration phase with participating nations, the preferredformat is a MS Word document format. The preferred final format is the Portable DocumentFormat (PDF) file format.2B-1 OriginalUNCLASSIFIED
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