# JTA APPENDICES

### APPENDIX A - ACRONYMS

### APPENDIX B - LIST OF MANDATED STANDARDS AND SOURCES

- Information Processing Mandated Standards
- Information Transfer Mandated Standards
- Information Modeling and Information Mandated Standards
- Human-Computer Interfaces Mandated Standards
- Information Systems Security Mandated Standards
- DOCUMENT SOURCES
- Commercial Documents
- Government Documents

### APPENDIX C - JTA RELATIONSHIP TO DOD STANDARDS REFORM

- C.1 DOD (Specifications and) Standards Reform - Background
- C.2 The JTA and the DOD Standards Reform
- C.3 Reform Waiver Policy
- C.4 Non-DoDISS documents not subject to the Reform Waiver Policy
- C.5 Interface Standards are Waiver-Free
- C.6 Non-Government Standards Vs Military/Federal Standardization Documents

### USMC SUPPLEMENT

- USMC 1.1 INTRODUCTION
- USMC 1.1.1 Purpose
- USMC 2.1 MANDATES
- USMC 2.1.1 Introduction
- USMC 2.1.2 Information Processing Standards
- USMC 2.1.2.1 Minimum Desktop Computer Configuration and Software Product Requirements
- USMC 2.1.2.2 Marine Corps Software
- USMC 2.1.3 Information Transfer Standards
- USMC 2.1.4 Information Modeling and Information Standards
- USMC 2.1.5 Human Computer Interface
- USMC 2.1.6 Information Systems Security Standards
- USMC 3.1 EMERGING STANDARDS

###

# JTA APPENDIX A - ACRONYMS

# APPENDIX A - ACRONYMS

    AAL           ATM Adaptation Layer

    ABOR          Abort

    ACP           Allied Communication Publication

    AES           Application Environment Specification

    AH            Authentication Header

    ALE           Automated Link Establishment

    ALSP          Aggregate Level Simulation Protocol

    ANSI          American National Standards Institute

    API           Application Programming Interface

    ARIDPCM       Adaptive Recursive Interpolated Differential Pulse Code

                  Modulation

    ARP           Address Resolution Protocol

    ASD           Assistant Secretary of Defense

    ATA           Army Technical Architecture

    ATIS          Alliance for Telecommunication Industry Solutions

    ATM           Asynchronous Transfer Mode

    AUTODIN       Automatic Digital Network

    BER           Bit Error Rate

    BGP           Border Gateway Protocol

    BOOTP         Bootstrap Protocol

    bps           Bits Per Second

    BRI           Basic Rate Interface

    BUFR          Binary Universal Format for Representation

    C/S/A         CINCs/Services/Agencies

    C2            Command and Control

    C2CDM         Command and Control Core Data Model

    C3I           Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence

    C4I           Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and

                  Intelligence

    C4ISR         Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence,

                  Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

    CADRG         Compressed Arc Digitized Raster Graphics

    CAE           Common Application Environment

    CALS          Continuous Acquisition and Life Cycle Support

    CASE          Computer Automated Software Engineering

    CBS           Commission for Basic Systems

    CC            Common Criteria for Information Technology Security

                  Evaluation

    CCB           Change Control Board

    CCITT         International Telegraph & Telephone Consultative Committee

                  (now ITU)

    CDE           Common Desktop Environment

    CDENext       Next Version of CDE

    CDMA          Code Division Multiple Access

    CFS           Center for Standards

    CG            Commanding General

    CGI           Computer Graphics Interface

    CGM           Computer Graphics Metafile

    CIB           Controlled Image Base

    CIDE          Communication Information Data Exchange

    CINC          Commander In Chief

    CIO           Central Imagery Office

    CIPSO         Common Internet Protocol Security Options

    CJCSI         Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Instruction

    CJCSM         Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Memo

    CM            Configuration Management

    CMMS          Conceptual Models of the Mission Space

    CNR           Combat Net Radio

    COE           Common Operating Environment

    CONUS         Continental United States

    CORBA         Common Object Request Broker Architecture

    COSE          Common Open Software Environment

    COTS          Commercial Off-the-Shelf

    CRM           Computer Resources Management

    CSMA/CD       Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Detection

    CTCPEC        Canadian Trusted Computer Product Evaluation Criteria

    DAA           Designated Approving Authority

    DAMA          Demand Assigned Multiple Access

    DBDB          Digital Bathymetric Database

    DBMS          Database Management System

    DCA           Defense Communications Agency (now DISA)

    DCAC          Defense Communications Agency Circular (now DISA)

    DCE           Distributed Computing Environment

    DDDS          Defense Data Dictionary System

    DDM           DoD Data Model

    DDRS          Defense Data Repository System

    DEF           Data Exchange Format

    DGSA          DoD Goal Security Architecture

    DHCP          Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

    DIA           Defense Intelligence Agency

    DIGEST        Digital Geographic Information Exchange Standard

    DII           Defense Information Infrastructure

    DIS           Distributed Interactive Simulation

    DIS           Draft International Standard

    DISA          Defense Information Systems Agency

    DISN          Defense Information Systems Network

    DLWG          Data Link Working Group

    DMA           Defense Mapping Agency

    DMAL          Defense Mapping Agency List

    DMS           Defense Message System

    DMTD          Digital Message Transfer Device

    DNC           Digital Nautical Chart

    DNS           Domain Name System

    DoD           Department of Defense

    DoDD          DoD Directive

    DoDISS        DoD Index of Specifications and Standards

    DoDSSP        DoD Single Stock Point

    DPPDB         Digital Point Positioning Data Base

    DSIC          Defense Standards Improvement Council

    DSN           Defense Switched Network

    DSP           Defense Standardization Program

    DTED          Digital Terrain Elevation Data

    DTOP          Digital Topographic Data

    EEI           External Environment Interface

    EHF           Extremely High Frequency

    EIA           Electronics Industries Association

    E-MAIL        Electronic Mail

    ESP           Encapsulating Security Payload

    FAQ           Frequently Asked Questions

    FDDI          Fiber Distributed Data Interface

    FDMA          Frequency Division Multiple Access

    FED-STD       Federal Telecommunication Standard

    FIPS          Federal Information Processing Standards

    FPLMTS        Future Public Land Mobile Telecommunications Systems

    FTP           File Transfer Protocol

    GCCS          Global Command and Control System

    GCSS          Global Combat Support System

    GIF           Graphics Interchange Format

    GIS           Geographic Information System

    GKS           Graphical Kernel System

    GOTS          Government Off-the-Shelf

    GPS           Global Positioning System

    GRIB          Gridded Binary

    GSS           Generic Security Service

    GUI           Graphical User Interface

    HCI           Human-Computer Interface

    HF            High Frequency

    HITL          Human-in-the-Loop

    HLA           High Level Architecture

    HTML          Hypertext Markup Language

    HTTP          Hypertext Transfer Protocol

    I&RTS         Integrated and Runtime Specification

    IAB           Internet Architecture Board

    ICCCM         Inter-Client Communications Convention Manual

    ICMP          Internet Control Message Protocol

    IDEF          Integrated (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) Definition

    IDEF1X        Integrated Definition for Information Modeling

    IDEF0         Integrated Definition for Function Modeling

    IDUP          Independent Data Unit Protection

    IEC           International Electrotechnical Commission

    IEEE          Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

    IER           Information Exchange Requirements

    IESG          Internet Engineering Steering Group

    IETF          Internet Engineering Task Force

    IF            Intermediate Frequency

    IGMP          Internet Group Management Protocol

    IMETS         Integrated Meteorological System

    IP            Internet Protocol

    IPCP          Internet Protocol Control Protocol

    IPv4          IP Next Generation/Version 4

    IPv6          IP Next Generation/Version 6

    IS            Information System

    ISDN          Integrated Services Digital Network

    ISO           International Organization for Standardization

    ISP           International Standardized Profile

    ISP           ISDN Security Program

    ISS           Intelligence Systems Secretariat

    ITSEC         European Information Technology Security Evaluation

                  Criteria

    ITSG          Information Technology Standards Guidance

    ITU           International Telecommunications Union (formerly called

                  CCITT)

    ITU-T         International Telecommunications Union - Telecommunications

                  Standardization Sector

    JCSA          Joint C4ISR System Architecture

    JFIF          JPEG File Interchange Format

    JIEO          Joint Interoperability & Engineering Organization

    JPEG          Joint Photographic Expert Group

    JTA           Joint Technical Architecture

    JTA WG        Joint Technical Architecture Working Group

    JTDLMP        Joint Tactical Data Link Management Plan

    JTIDS         Joint Tactical Information Distribution System

    kbps          Kilobits Per Second

    kHz           Kilohertz

    KMP           Key Management Protocol

    LAN           Local Area Network

    LCP           Link Control Protocol

    LDR           Low Data Rate

    LOS           Line-of-Sight

    LWD           Littoral Warfare Data

    M&S           Modeling and Simulation

    MAGTF         Marine Air Ground Task Force

    MAN           Metropolitan-Area Network

    MAU           Medium-Access Unit

    Mbits/s       Megabits per second

    MC&G          Mapping, Charting and Geodesy

    MCCDC         Marine Corps Combat Development Command

    MDR           Medium Data Rate

    MHP           Mobile Host Protocol

    Mhz           Megahertz

    MIB           Management Information Base

    MIDB          Management Information Database

    MIDS          Multi-functional Information Distribution System

    MIL-HDBK      Military Handbook

    MILSATCOM     Military Satellite Communications

    MIL-STD       Military Standard

    MISSI         Multilevel Information Systems Security Initiative

    MOSPF         Multicast Open Shortest Path First

    MPEG          Motion Pictures Expert Group

    MSMP          Modeling and Simulation Master Plan

    MSP           Message Security Protocol

    NATO          North Atlantic Treaty Organization

    NCSC          National Computer Security Center (see NSA)

    NIST          National Institute of Standards and Technology

    NITFS         National Imagery Transmission Format Standard

    NSA           National Security Agency

    NTIS          National Technical Information Service

    NTP           Network Time Protocol

    ODBC          Open Data Base Connectivity

    ODMG          Object Data Management Group

    OLE           Object Linking Embedding

    OMA           Object Management Architecture

    OMG           Object Management Group

    OODBMS        Object-Oriented Database Management System

    OOM           Object-Oriented Methods

    OOT           Object Oriented Technology

    OSD           Office of the Secretary of Defense

    OSF           Open Software Foundation

    OSI           Open Systems Interconnection

    OSPF          Open Shortest Path First

    PCAT          PC Access Tool

    PCMCIA        Personal Computer Memory Card International Association

    PCS           Personal Communications Services

    PDU           Protocol Data Units

    PHIGS         Programmers Hierarchical Interactive Graphics Systems

    PM            Program Manager

    PN-NI         Private Network-Network Interface

    POC           Point of Contact

    POSIX         Portable Operating System for Information Exchange

    PPP           Point-to-Point Protocol

    PPS           Precise Position Service

    PRI           Primary Rate Interface

    PSK           Phase Shift Keying

    PSM           Persistent Stored Modules

    PST           Prestructured Technology

    PSTN          Public Switched Telephone Networks

    RDBMS         Relational Database Management System

    RF            Radio Frequency

    RFC           Request for Comments

    RFP           Requests for Proposals

    RPC           Remote Procedure Call

    RPF           Raster Product Format

    RTI           Run Time Infrastructure

    SAMP          Security Association Management Protocol

    SATCOM        Satellite Communications

    SCC           Standards Coordinating Committee

    SDN           Secure Data Network

    SDNS          Secure Data Network System

    SEDRIS        Synthetic Environment and Data Representation Interchange

                  Specification

    SGML          Standard Generalized Markup Language

    SHF           Super High Frequency

    SIDR          Secure Intelligence Data Repository

    SILS          Standard for Interoperable LAN Security

    SNMP          Simple Network Management Protocol

    SNMPv1        Structure of Management Information

    SONET         Synchronous Optical Network

    SOW           Statements of Work

    SSL           Secure Socket Layer

    STANAG        Standardization Agreement

    STD           Standard

    STOU          Store Unique

    STS           Synchronous Transport Signal

    SUS           Single UNIX Specification

    TACO2         Tactical Communications Protocol 2

    TADIL         Tactical Digital Information Link

    TAFIM         Technical Architecture Framework for Information Management

    TAWDS         Tactical Automated Weather Distribution System

    TCP           Transmission Control Protocol

    TCSEC         Trusted Computer Security Evaluation Criteria

    TDL           Tactical Data Link

    TDMA          Time Division Multiple Access

    TELNET        Telecommunications Network

    TFTP          Trivial File Transfer Protocol

    TIA           Telecommunications Industry Association

    TIDP          Technical Interface Design Plan

    TIS           Technical Interface Specification

    TOS           Type-of-Service

    TP0           Transport Protocol Class 0

    TRC           Technical Reference Code

    TRM           Technical Reference Model

    TSIG          Trusted Systems Interoperability Group

    TSIX(RE)      Trusted Security Information Exchange for Restricted

                  Environments

    UCS           Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set

    UDP           User Datagram Protocol

    UHF           Ultra High Frequency

    UI            User Interface

    UNI           User-Network Interface

    URL           Uniform Resource Locator

    USD(A&T)      Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology

    USIS          United States Imagery System

    USMC          U.S. Marine Corps

    USMTF         United States Message Text Format

    UVMap         Urban Vector Map

    VHF           Very High Frequency

    VITD          Vector Product Interim Terrain Data

    VMap          Vector Map

    VMap AD       VMap Aeronautical Data

    VMF           Variable Message Format

    VPF           Vector Product Format

    VTC           Video Teleconferencing

    WGS           World Geodetic System

    WMO           World Meteorological Organization

    WNDP          Worldwide Numbering and Dialing Plan

    WVS+          World Vector Shoreline Plus

    WWW           World Wide Web

# JTA APPENDIX B - LIST OF MANDATED STANDARDS AND SOURCES

APPENDIX B LIST OF MANDATED STANDARDS AND SOURCES

- Information Processing Mandated Standards
- Information Transfer Mandated Standards
- Information Modeling and Information Mandated Standards
- Human-Computer Interfaces Mandated Standards
- Information Systems Security Mandated Standards
- DOCUMENT SOURCES
- Commercial Documents
- Government Documents

# APPENDIX B - LIST OF MANDATED STANDARDS AND SOURCES

This appendix summarizes the mandated standards from the Joint Technical Architecture (JTA), and provides references to locations where the standards may be obtained. The mandated standards from Sections 2 through 6 are summarized in a set of tables, with one table per section. The first column in each table contains a reference to the JTA section where the standards is mandated. When there are multiple standards mandated in a section, only the first standard contains a reference.

The second column contains the full citation for the mandated standard, including an identifying number, date, and title. Where the standards are available electronically, the tables contain an electronic link to the standard. These links are accessible in the on-line World Wide Web (WWW) version of the JTA.

If the mandated standard is based on other standards (e.g. it is a Government profile of one or more industry standards), the third column identifies the "base standards" that are referenced by the mandated standard. These are included a convenience to allow greater understanding of the scope of these mandated standards. Depending on how the base standards are referenced in the mandated standard, part or all of the base standards may implicitly also be mandated.

The second part of this appendix provides instructions for obtaining copies of the standards cited in the JTA. Where possible, this section also contains electronic links to the appropriate organization, accessible in the WWW version of the JTA.

### Information Processing Mandated Standards

    JTA SECTION &    MANDATED STANDARD, TITLE, & DATE         BASE STANDARDS

    SERVICE AREA                                              PROFILED

    2.2.2.1.2        FIPS Pub 158-1: 1993, User Interface

    User Interface   Component of the Application

    Services         Portability Profile, X-Windows Version

                     11, Release 5

    -                OSF Motif Application Environment

                     Specification (AES) Release 1.2, 1992

    -                OSF/Motif Motif Inter Client

                     Communications Convention Manual

                     (ICCCM)

    -                Win32 APIs, Window Management and

                     Graphics Device Interface, Volume 1

                     Microsoft Win32 Programmers Reference

                     Manual, 1993, Microsoft Press

    -                X/Open C323 Common Desktop Environment

                     (CDE) Version 1.0, April 1995

    2.2.2.1.3        FIPS Pub 127-2: 1993, Database Language  ISO 9075: 1992

    Data Management  for Relational DBMSs                     Database Language

    Services                                                  for Relational

                                                              DBMSs

    -                Open Database Connectivity ODBC 2.0

    2.2.2.1.4.1      ISO 8879: 1986, Standard Generalized

    Document         Markup Language (SGML)

    Interchange

    -                RFC-1866: 1995, Hypertext Markup

                     Language (HTML), Internet Version 2.0

    2.2.2.1.4.2      FIPS Pub 128-1: 1993, Computer Graphics  ISO 8632.1-4:

    Graphics Data    Metafile (CGM) - Interchange format for  1992

    Interchange      vector graphics data                     Computer Graphics

                                                              Metafile (CGM) -

                                                              Interchange

                                                              format for vector

                                                              graphics data.

    -                JPEG File Interchange Format (JFIF),     ISO/IEC 10918-1:

                     Version 1.02, C-Cube Microsystems for    1994

                     raster graphics data                     Joint Picture

                                                              Expert Group

                                                              (JPEG) algorithm

    2.2.2.1.4.3      MIL-STD-2411, Raster Product Format

    Geospatial Data  (RPF)

    Interchange

    -                MIL-STD-2407, Interface Standard for

                     Vector Product Format (VPF)

    -                MIL-STD-2401, World Geodetic System 84

                     (WGS-84), 21 March 1994

    -                DMAL 805-1A, DMA List of Products and

                     Services, March 1994

    2.2.2.1.4.4      MIL-STD-2500A, National Imagery

    Imagery Data     Transmission Format (Version 2.0) for

    Interchange      file format

    -                MIL-STD-188-196, Bi-Level Image

                     Compression

    -                MIL-STD-188-199, Vector Quantization

                     Decompression

    -                MIL-STD-2301                             ANSI/ISO

    8632:1992

                                                              Computer Graphics

                                                              Metafile (CGM)

    -                ISO/IEC 10918-1: 1994, Joint

                     Photographic Experts Group (JPEG), as

                     profiled by MIL-STD-188-198A

    2.2.2.1.4.6      ISO/IEC 11172-1:1993 - Encoding of

    Sound Data       moving pictures and associated audio

    Interchange      for digital storage media at up to

                     about 1.5 Mbits/s -- Part 1: Systems

    -                ISO/IEC 11172-3:1993 - Encoding of

                     moving pictures and associated audio

                     for digital storage media at up to

                     about 1.5 Mbits/s -- Part 3: Audio

    -                ISO/IEC 11172-3/Cor. 1:1995 - Encoding

                     of moving pictures and associated audio

                     for digital storage media at up to

                     about 1.5 Mbits/s -- Part 3: Audio

                     Technical Corrigendum

    -                ISO DIS 13818-1: 1996, Generic Coding

                     of Moving Pictures and Associated Audio

                     Information - Part 1: Systems

    -                ISO DIS 13818-3: 1995, Generic Coding

                     of Moving Pictures and Associated Audio

                     Information - Part 3: Audio

    2.2.2.1.4.7      ISO/IEC 11172-1: 1993 Coding of moving

    Video Data       pictures and associated audio for

    Interchange      digital storage media at up to about

                     1.5 Mbits/s -- Part 1: Systems

    -                ISO/IEC 11172-1: 1993/Cor. 1:1995

    Coding of moving pictures and

                     associated audio for digital storage

                     media at up to about 1.5 Mbits/s --

                     Part 1: Systems Technical Corrigendum 1

    -                ISO/IEC 11172-2: 1993 Coding of moving

                     pictures and associated audio for

                     digital storage media at up to about

                     1.5 Mbits/s -- Part 2 Video

    -                ISO DIS 13818-1: 1996, Generic Coding

                     of Moving Pictures and Associated Audio

                     Information - Part 1: Systems

    -                ISO DIS 13818-2: 1996 - Generic Coding

                     of Moving Pictures and Associated Audio

                     Information - Part 2: Video

    2.2.2.1.4.8      FM 92-X-GRIB, The WMO Format for the

    Atmospheric      Storage of Weather Product Information

    Data             and the Exchange of Weather Product

    Interchange      Messages in Gridded Binary (GRIB) Form

    -                FM 94-X-BUFR, The WMO Binary Universal

                     Format for Representation (BUFR) of

                     meteorological data.

    -                Data Exchange Format (DEF), Appendix 30

                     to the TAWDS/IMETS Implementation

                     Document for Communication Information

                     Data Exchange (CIDE)

    2.2.2.1.4.9      FM 94-X-BUFR, The WMO Binary Universal

    Oceanographic    Format for Representation (BUFR) of

    Data             oceanographic data.

    Interchange

    2.2.2.1.5        ISO 7942: 1985, as profiled by FIPS Pub

    Graphic          120-1 (change notice 1): 1991,

    Services         Graphical Kernel System (GKS) - for 2-D

                     graphics

    -                ISO 9592: 1989, as profiled by FIPS Pub

                     153, Programmers Hierarchical

                     Interactive Graphics Systems (PHIGS) -

                     for 3-D graphics

    -                ISO/IEC 9636: 1991, Information

                     Technology-Computer

                     Graphics-Interfacing (CGI) Techniques

                     for Dialogue with Graphics Devices

    2.2.2.1.7        ISO 9945-1: 1990, Information

    Operating        Technology - Portable Operating System

    System Services  Interface for Computer Environments

                     (POSIX) - Part 1: System Application

                     Program Interface (API) [C language],

                     (as profiled by FIPS PUB 151-2: 1993)

    -                ISO 9945-2: 1993, Information

                     Technology - Portable Operating System

                     Interface for Computer Environments

                     (POSIX) - Part 2: Shell and Utilities,

                     (as profiled by FIPS PUB 189: 1994)

    -                IEEE 1003.2d: 1994, POSIX - Part 2:

                     Shell and Utilities - Amendment: Batch

                     Environment

    -                IEEE 1003.1b: 1993, POSIX - Part 1:

                     System Application Program Interface

                     (API) Amendment 1; Real Time Extension

                     [C Language]*, (as profiled by FIPS Pub

                     151-2: 1993)

    -                IEEE 1003.1i: 1995, POSIX - Part 1:

                     System Application Program Interface

                     (API) Amendment: Technical Corrigenda

                     to Real-time Extension [C Language]*

    -                IEEE 1003.1c: 1995

                     POSIX - Part 1: System Application

                     Program Interface (API) Amendment 2:

                     Threads Extension [C Language]

    -                Win32 APIs, Window Management and

                     Graphics Device Interface, Volume 1

                     Microsoft Win32 Programmers Reference

                     Manual, 1993, Microsoft Press.

    2.2.2.2.1        ISO/IEC 8859-1:1987, Information

    Internationaliza Processing - 8-Bit Single-Byte Coded

    tion Services    Character Sets - Part 1: Latin Alphabet

                     No. 1

    -                ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993, Information

                     Technology - Universal Multiple-Octet

                     Coded Character Set (UCS) - Part 1:

                     Architecture and Basic Multilingual

                     Plane

    2.2.2.2.4.1      OSF -DCE Remote Procedure Call (RPC),

    Remote           Version 1.1, 1994

    Procedure

    Computing

    -                OSF - DCE Time Services, Version 1.1,

                     1994

    -                OSF - DCE Directory Services, Version

                     1.1, 1994

    2.2.2.2.4.2      OMG - The Common Object Request Broker:

    Distributed       Architecture and Specification

    Object           (CORBA), Version 2: July 1995, (also

    Computing        available as:  X/Open Common

                     Application Environment (CAE)

                     Specification P431 - Common Object

                     Request Broker Architecture &

                     Specification, Version 2)

    -                OMG - CORBA services: Common Object

                     Services Specification, March 1996

                     (also available as:  X/Open CAE

                     Specification P432 - Common Object

                     Services, Volume 1 and X/Open CAE

                     Specification P502 - Common Object

                     Services, Volume 2)

    -                OMG - CORBA facilities:  Common Object

                     Facilities Architecture, November 1995

Information Transfer Mandated Standards

    JTA SECTION &    MANDATED STANDARD, TITLE, & DATE         BASE STANDARDS

    SERVICE AREA                                              PROFILED

    3.2.1.1          IAB-Standard-3/RFC-1122/RFC-1123, Host

    Host Standards   Requirements, October 1989

    3.2.1.1.1.1      ACP 123 US Supplement No 1, Common       ACP 123:194

    Electronic Mail  Messaging Strategy and Procedures,       ISO/IEC

    -                November 1995                            8613-1:1993

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC 8859:1990

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC

    -                -                                        10021-1:1990

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC

    -                -                                        10021-2:1990

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC

    -                -                                        10021-4:1990

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC

    -                -                                        10021-5:1990

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC

    -                -                                        10021-6:1990

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC

    -                -                                        10021-7:1990

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC ISP

    -                -                                        10610-1:1993

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC ISP

    -                -                                        10611-1:1994

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC ISP

    -                -                                        10611-3:1994

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC ISP

    -                -                                        10611-4:1994

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC ISP

    -                -                                        10611-5:1994

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC ISP

    -                -                                        12062-1:1994

    -                -                                        ISO/IEC ISP

    -                -                                        12062-2:1994

    -                -                                        ITU X.400:1992

                     -                                        ITU X.402:1992

                                                              ITU X.411:1992

                                                              ITU X.413:1992

                                                              ITU X.419:1992

                                                              ITU X.420:1992

                                                              AMH2n (D)

                                                              AMH9n (D)

                                                              (MIL-STD-2045-1850

                                                              0)

    3.2.1.1.1.2.1    ITU-T X.500, The Directory -- Overview

    X.500 Directory  of Concepts, Models and Services - Data

    Services         Communication Networks Directory, 1993

    3.2.1.1.1.2.2    IAB Standard 13/RFC-1034/RFC-1035,

    Domain Name      Domain Name System, November 1987

    System (DNS)

    3.2.1.1.1.3      IAB Standard 9/RFC-959, File Transfer

    File Transfer    Protocol, October 1985

    3.2.1.1.1.4      IAB Standard 8/RFC-854/RFC-855, Telnet

    Remote Terminal  Protocol, May 1983

    3.2.1.1.1.5      IAB Standard 15/RFC-1157, Simple

    Network          Network Management Protocol (SNMP), May

    Management       1990

    -                IAB Standard 16/RFC-1155/RFC-1212,

                     Structure of Management Information ,

                     May 1990

    -                IAB Standard 17/RFC-1213, Management

                     Information Base, March 1991

    3.2.1.1.1.6      RFC-1305, Network Time Protocol (V3),

    Network Time     April 9, 1992

    3.2.1.1.1.7      RFC- 951, Bootstrap Protocol, September

    Bootstrap        1, 1985

    Protocol

    (BOOTP)

    -                RFC-1533, DHCP Options and BOOTP Vendor

                     Extensions, October 8, 1993

    -                RFC-1542, Clarifications and Extensions

                     for the Bootstrap Protocol, October 27,

                     1993

    3.2.1.1.1.8      RFC-1541, Dynamic Host Configuration

    Dynamic Host     Protocol, October 27, 1993

    Configuration

    Protocol (DHCP)

    3.2.1.1.1.9.1    RFC-1945, Hypertext Transfer Protocol

    Hypertext        -- HTTP/1.0, May 17, 1996

    Transfer

    Protocol (HTTP)

    3.2.1.1.1.9.2    RFC-1738, Uniform Resource Locators,

    Uniform          December 20, 1994

    Resource

    Locator (URL)

    -                RFC-1808, Relative Uniform Resource

                     Locators, June 14, 1995

    3.2.1.1.1.10     MIL-STD-2045-47001, Connectionless Data

    Connectionless   Transfer Application Layer Standard,

    Data Transfer    July 27, 1995

    3.2.1.1.2.1.1    IAB-Standard 7/RFC-793, Transmission

    Transmission     Control Protocol, September 1981

    Control

    Protocol (TCP)

    3.2.1.1.2.1.2    IAB-Standard 6/RFC-768, User Datagram

    User Datagram    Protocol, August 1980

    Protocol (UDP)

    3.2.1.1.2.1.3    IAB-Standard

    Internet         5/RFC-791/RFC-950/RFC-919/RFC922/

    Protocol (IP)    RFC-792/RFC-1112, Internet Protocol,

                     September 1981

    3.2.1.1.2.2      IAB-Standard 35/RFC-1006, ISO Transport

    OSI/Internet     Service on top of the TCP, May 1987

    Interworking

    Protocol

    3.2.1.2          VTC001, Industry Profile for Video

    Video            Teleconferencing, Revision 1, April 25,

    Teleconferencing 1995

     (VTC)

    Standards

    -                ITU-T H.324, Terminal for Low Bit Rate

                     Multimedia Communications, March 19,

                     1996

    3.2.1.3.1        TIA/EIA-465-A, Group 3 Facsimile

    Analog           Apparatus for Document Transmission,

    Facsimile        March 21, 1995

    Standards

    -                TIA/EIA-466, Procedures for Document

                     Facsimile Transmission, May 1981

    3.2.1.3.2        MIL-STD 188-161D, Interoperability and

    Digital          Performance Standards for Digital

    Facsimile        Facsimile Equipment, January 10, 1995

    Standard

    3.2.1.4          MIL-STD-2045-44500, National Imagery

    Secondary        Transmission Standard (NITFS) Tactical

    Imagery          Communications Protocol 2 (TACO2), June

    Dissemination    18, 1993

    Standards

    3.2.2.1          RFC-1812, Requirements for IP Version 4

    Router           Routers, June 22, 1995

    Standards

    -                IAB Standard 6/RFC-768, User Datagram

                     Protocol, August 1980

    -                IAB Standard 7/RFC-793, Transmission

                     Control Protocol, September 1981

    -                IAB Standard 8/RFC-854/RFC-855, TELNET

                     Protocol, May 1983

    -                IAB Standard 13/RFC-1034/RFC-1035,

                     Domain Name System, November 1987

    -                IAB Standard 15/RFC-1157, Simple

                     Network Management Protocol, May 1990

    -                IAB Standard 16/RFC-1155/RFC-1212,

                     Structure of Management Information,

                     May 1990

    -                IAB Standard 17/RFC-1213, Management

                     Information Base, March 1991

    -                RFC-951, Bootstrap Protocol, September

                     1, 1985

    -                RFC-1533, DHCP Options and BOOTP Vendor

                     Extensions, October 8, 1993

    -                RFC-1541, DHCP, October 27, 1993

    -                RFC-1542, Clarifications and Extensions

                     for the  Bootstrap Protocol, October

                     27, 1993

    -                IAB Standard 33/RFC-1350, Trivial FTP

                     (TFTP), July 1992, to be used for

                     initialization only.

    3.2.2.1.1        IAB Standard

    Internet         5/RFC-791/RFC-950/RFC-919/RFC-922/

    Protocol (IP)    RFC-792/RFC-1112, Internet Protocol,

                     September 1981

    3.2.2.1.2.1      RFC-1583, Open Shortest Path First

    Interior         Routing Version 2, for unicast routing,

    Routers          March 23, 1994

    -                RFC-1584, Multicast Extensions to OSPF,

                     March 24, 1994, for multicast routing

    3.2.2.1.2.2      RFC-1771, Border Gateway Protocol 4,

    Exterior         March 21, 1995

    Routers

    -                RFC-1772, Application of BGP In the

                     Internet, March 21, 1995

    3.2.2.2.1        ISO/IEC 8802-3: 1993, Carrier Sense

    Local Area       Multiple Access with Collision

    Network (LAN)    Detection (CSMA/CD) Access Method and

                     Physical Layer Specifications, 10BaseT

                     MediumAccess Unit (MAU)

    -                IAB Standard 41/RFC-894, Standard for

                     the Transmission of IP Datagrams Over

                     Ethernet Networks, April 1984

    -                IAB Standard 37/RFC-826, An Ethernet

                     Address Resolution Protocol, November

                     1982

    3.2.2.2.2        IAB Standard 51/RFC-1661/RFC-1662,

    Point to Point   Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), July

    Standards        1994

    -                RFC-1332, PPP Internet Protocol Control

                     Protocol (IPCP), May 26, 1992

    -                RFC-1333, PPP Link Quality Monitoring,

                     May 26, 1992

    -                RFC-1334, PPP Authentication Protocols,

                     October 20, 1992

    -                RFC-1570, PPP Link Control Protocol

                     (LCP) Extensions, January 11, 1994

    -                EIA 232E, Interface Between Data

                     Terminal Equipment and Data Circuit

                     Terminating Equipment Employing Serial

                     Binary Data Interchange, July 1991

    -                EIA 449, General Purpose 37-Position

                     and 9-Position Interface for Data

                     Terminal Equipment and Data Circuit

                     Terminating Equipment Employing Serial

                     Binary Data Interchange, February 1980

    -                EIA 530A, High Speed 25-Position

                     Interface for Data Terminal Equipment

                     and Data Circuit-Terminating Equipment,

                     June 1992, Including Alternate

                     26-Position Connector, 1992

    3.2.2.2.3        MIL-STD-188-220A, Interoperability

    Combat Net       Standard for Digital Message Transfer

    Radio (CNR)      Device (DMTD) Subsystems, July 27, 1995

    Networking

    3.2.2.2.4        ANSI T1.601, Telecommunications -

    Integrated       Integrated Services Digital Network

    Services Data    (ISDN) - Basic Access Interface for Use

    Network (ISDN)   on Metallic loops for Application on

                     the Network Side of the NT (Layer 1

                     Specification), 1992

    -                ANSI T1.408, Telecommunications -

                     Integrated Services Digital Network

                     (ISDN) - Primary Rate - Customer

                     Installation Metallic Interfaces (Layer

                     1 Specification), 1990

    -                ITU-T Q.921, ISDN User-Network

                     Interface - Data Link Layer

                     Specification - Digital Subscriber

                     Signaling System No. 1, 1993

    -                ITU-T Q.931, ISDN User-Network

                     Interface Layer 3 Specification for

                     basic Call Control - Digital Subscriber

                     Signaling System No. 1(DSS 1), Network

                     Layer, User-Network Management, 1989

    -                ITU-T E.164, Numbering Plan for the

                     ISDN Era, 1991

    -                DCAC 370-175-13, Defense Switched

                     Network System Interface Criteria,

                     section titled Worldwide Numbering and

                     Dialing Plan (WNDP), September 1993

    -                RFC-1356, Multiprotocol Interconnect on

                     X.25 and ISDN in the Packet Mode,

                     August 6, 1992

    -                RFC-1618, PPP over ISDN, May 13, 1994

    3.2.2.2.5        ATM Forum's UNI Specification V 3.1,

    Asynchronous     User-Network Interface, September 1994

    Transfer Mode

    (ATM)

    -                ANSI T1.630 ATM Adaptation Layer for

                     Constant Bit Rate Services

                     Functionality and Specifications, 1993

    -                ANSI T1.635 ATM Adaptation Layer Type 5

                     Common Part Functions and

                     Specifications, 1994, which adopts

                     ITU-T I.363, section 6

    -                RFC-1577, Classical IP and Address

                     Resolution Protocol (ARP) over ATM,

                     January 20, 1994

    3.2.3.1.1.1      MIL-STD-188-181, Interoperability

    5- and 25-kHz    Standard for Dedicated 5-kHz and 25-kHz

    Service          UHF  Satellite Communications,

                     September 18, 1992

    3.2.3.1.1.2      MIL-STD-188-182, Interoperability

    5-kHz DAMA       Standard for 5 kHz UHF DAMA Terminal

    Service          Waveform, September 18, 1992

    3.2.3.1.1.3      MIL-STD-188-183, Interoperability

    25-kHz           Standard for 25 kHz UHF/TDMA/DAMA

    TDMA/DAMA        Terminal Waveform, September 18, 1992

    Service

    3.2.3.1.1.4      MIL-STD-188-184, Interoperability and

    Data Control     Performance Standard for the Data

    Waveform         Control Waveform, August 20, 1993

    3.2.3.1.2.1      MIL-STD-188-164, Interoperability and

    Earth Terminals  Performance Standards for  C-Band,

                     X-Band, and Ku-Band SHF Satellite

                     Communications Earth Terminals, January

                     13, 1995

    3.2.3.1.2.2      MIL-STD-188-165, SHF Interoperability

    Phase Shift      and Performance Standards for SHF

    Keying (PSK)     Satellite Communications PSK Modems

    Modems           (Frequency Division Multiple Access

                     (FDMA) Operations), January 13, 1995

    3.2.3.1.3.1      MIL-STD-1582, EHF LDR Uplinks and

    Low Data Rate    Downlinks, December 10, 1992

    (LDR)

    3.2.3.1.3.2      MIL-STD-188-136, EHF MDR Uplinks and

    Medium Data      Downlinks, August 26, 1995

    Rate (MDR)

    3.2.3.2.1.1      MIL-STD-188-141A, Medium and High

    Automated Link   Frequency Radio Equipment Standard,

    Establishment    September 10, 1993

    3.2.3.2.1.2      MIL-STD-188-148, Interoperability

    Anti-Jamming     Standard Anti-Jam Communications (2-30

    Capability       Mhz), April 13, 1992

    3.2.3.2.1.3      MIL-STD-188-110A, Data Modems,

    Data Modems      Interoperability and Performance

                     Standards, September 30, 1991

    3.2.3.2.1.4      MIL-STD-188-242, Tactical Single

    Very High        Channel (VHF) Radio Equipment, June 20,

    Frequency (VHF)  1985

    3.2.3.2.1.5      MIL-STD-188-243, Tactical Single

    Ultra High       Channel (UHF) Radio Communications,

    Frequency (UHF)  March 15, 1989

    3.2.3.2.1.6      MIL-STD-188-145, Digital Line-of-Sight

    Super High       (LOS) Microwave Radio Equipment, July

    Frequency (SHF)  28, 1992

    3.2.3.2.5        JTDIS System Segment Specification

    JTDIDS/MIDS      (Class 2 Terminal)

    Transmission

    Media

                     STANAG 4175, Edition 1, August 29, 1991

                     - Technical Characteristics of the

                     Multifunctional Information

                     Distribution System (MIDS)

    3.2.3.3          ANSI T1.105, Telecommunications -

    SONET            Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) -

    Transmissions    Basic Description Including Multiplex

                     Structure, Rates and Formats (ATIS)

                     (Revision and Consolidation of ANSI

                     T1.105-1991 and ANSI T1.105A-1991),

                     1995

    -                ANSI T1.107, Digital Hierarchy -

                     Formats Specifications, 1995

    -                ANSI T1.117, Digital Hierarchy -

                     Optical Interface Specifications

                     (SONET) (Single Mode - Short Reach),

                     1991

### Information Modeling and Information Mandated Standards

     JTA SECTION &   MANDATED STANDARD, TITLE, & DATE              BASE STANDARDS

    SERVICE AREA                                                    PROFILED

    4.2.1            FIPS PUB 183, Integration Definition for

    Activity model   Function Modeling (IDEF0)

    4.2.2            DoD Manual 8320.1-M-1, DoD Data

    Data Model       Standardization Procedures, January 1993

    -                FIPS 184

                     Integration Definition for Information

                     Modeling (IDEF1X)

    4.2.3            DoD Manual 8320.1-M-1, DoD Data

    DoD Data         Standardization Procedures, January 1993

    Definitions

    -                Defense Data Dictionary System (DDDS),

                     Version 3.2, May 1996

    4.2.4.2.1        JTIDS Technical Interface Design Plan -

    JSeries Family   Test Edition (TIDP-TE), Reissue 3 August

    of Message       1994

    Standards

    -                STANAG 5516, Edition 1, Tactical Data

                     Exchange - LINK 16, Ratified 2 March 1990

    -                VMF Technical Interface Design Plan - Test

                     Edition (TIDP-TE), Reissue 1 February 1995

    4.2.4.2.2        MIL-STD-6040, United States Message Text

    US Message Text  Format (USMTF)

    Format (USMTF)

    Messages

    4.2.4.2.3.       Database-to-Database Exchange shall use

    Database-to-     standard data elements from DDDS, Version 3.2,

    Database         May 1996

    Exchange

Human-Computer Interfaces Mandated Standards

    JTA SECTION &    MANDATED STANDARD, TITLE, & DATE         BASE STANDARDS

    SERVICE AREA                                              PROFILED

    5.2.1            DoD HCI Style Guide, TAFIM Version 2.0,

    General          Volume 8, 30 September, 1994.

    5.2.2.1          Open Software Foundation (OSF)/Motif

    Commercial       Style Guide, Revision 1.2 (OSF 1992)

    Style Guides

    -                The Windows Interface:  An Application

                     Design Guide, Microsoft Press, 1992

    5.2.2.2          DoD HCI Style Guide, TAFIM Version 2.0,

    DoD HCI Style    Volume 8, 30 September, 1994.

    Guide

    5.2.2.3          User Interface Specification for the

    Domain-level     Defense Information Infrastructure

    Style Guides     (DII), June 1996

Information Systems Security Mandated Standards

    JTA SECTION &    MANDATED STANDARD, TITLE, & DATE             BASE STANDARDS

    SERVICE AREA                                                  PROFILED

    6.2.2.1          DoD 5200.28-STD, The Department of Defense

    Application      Trusted Computer System Evaluation

    Software Entity  Criteria, December 1985

    Security

    Standards

    -                NCSC-TG-021, Version 1, Trusted Database

                     Management System Interpretation, April

                     1991

    -                FORTEZZA Application Implementors' Guide,

                     MD40021011.52, 5 March 1996

    -                FORTEZZA Cryptologic Programmers' Guide,

                     MD40005011.52, 30 January 1996

    6.2.2.2.1        DoD 5200.28-STD, The DoD Trusted Computer

    Operating        System Evaluation Criteria, December 1985

    System Services

    Security

    6.2.2.2.1.1      ISO/IEC 10164-8, 1993, Information

    Security         Technology-Open System Interconnection -

    Auditing and     Systems Management - Part 8: Security Audit

    Alarms           Trail Function (ITU-T X.740)

    Standards

    -                DoD 5200.28-STD, The DoD Trusted Computer

                     System Evaluation Criteria, December 1985

    -                ISO/IEC 10164-7, 1992, Information

                     Technology-Open System Interconnection -

                     Systems Management - Part 7: Security Alarm

                     Reporting Function (ITU-T X.736, 1992)

    6.2.2.2.1.2      FIPS PUB 112, Password Usage, NIST, 30 May

    Authentication   1985

    Security

    Standards

    -                RFC-1510, The Kerberos Network

                     Authentication Service, V.5, 10 September

                     1993

    6.2.3.1.1 Host   FORTEZZA Interface Control Document,

    Security         Revision P1.5, 22 December 1994

    Standards

    -                FORTEZZA Plus Interface Control Document,

                     Release 3.0, 1 June 1995

    6.2.3.1.1.1      FIBS PUB 180-1, Secure Hash Standard, NIST,

    Security         April 1995

    Algorithms

    -                FIPS PUB 186, Digital Signature Standard,

                     NIST, May 1994

    -                FIPS PUB 185, Escrowed Encryption Standard,

                     NIST, 9 February 1994

    -                Key Exchange Algorithm, NSA,

                     R21-TECH-23-94, 12 July 1994

    6.2.3.1.1.2      MIL-STD-2045-48501, Common Security Label

    Security

    Protocols

    -                ITU-T Rec. X.509 (ISO/IEC 9594-8.2),

                     Version 3, The Directory: Authentication

                     Framework (1993)

    -                MIL-STD-2045-18500, Message Handling System  NSA Documents

                     Message Security Protocol (MSP) Profile,     SDN 701, 702, 703,

                     October 1993                                 801, 802

    -                SDN.903, revision 3.2, Secure Data Network

                     System (SDNS) Key Management Protocol

                     (KMP), 1 August 1989

    6.2.3.1.1.3      DoD 5200.28-STD, The DoD Trusted Computer

    Evaluation       System Evaluation Criteria, December 1985

    Criteria

    Security

    Standards

    -                NCSC-TG-005, Version-1, Trusted Network

                     Interpretation, July 1987

    6.2.3.2.1        FIPS PUB 185, Escrowed Encryption Standard,

    Internetworking  NIST, 9 February 1994

    Security

    Standards

    -                SDN.301, revision 1.5, Secure Data Network

                     System (SDNS) Security Protocol 3 (SP3),

                     1989

    -                MIL-STD-2045-48501, Common Security Label

    6.2.5            DoD Human-Computer Interface Style Guide,

    Human-Computer   TAFIM, Version .2.0, Volume 8, 30 September

    Interface (HCI)  1994

    Security

    Standards

DOCUMENT SOURCES

#### Commercial Documents

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- Copies of ISO standards may be obtained from: American National Standards Institute, Attention Customer Service, 11 West 42nd St., New York, NY 10036 or call (212) 642-4900.
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- A number of the standards mandated in this section are published by the Internet Architecture Board (IAB). The IAB is responsible for the Internet Protocol (IP) suite, and documents these protocols using Request for Comments (RFCs) and Standards (STDs). STDs are a subseries of notes within the RFC series that are formal Internet "Standards." The Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG) has established certain RFCs as the official standard protocols for the Internet. All IAB documents are available free of charge via anonymous ftp in the directories under the URL: ftp://ds.internic.net/. RFCs are available, free of charge, via e-mail using the following address: mailserv@ds.internic.net. "Send rfcxxxx.txt" in the body. RFCs may also be obtained from: SRI International, Room EJ291, Network Information Systems Center, 333 Ravenswood Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025, USA.
- Copies of EIA standards may be obtained from Global Engineering Documents, 1 800 854-7179.
- World Meteorological Organization (WMO) documents may be obtained from the American Meteorological Society, Attention: WMO Publications Center, 45 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108.
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#### Government Documents

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- Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) are available to DoD activities from: DoDSSP - Customer Service, as noted above. Others must request copies of FIPS from: National Technical Information Service (NTIS), 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 221612171.
- STANAG's and other NATO standardization agreements, in draft or ratified form, may be obtained by DoD, Federal agencies, and their contractors from the Central U.S. Registry, Pentagon. The specific short title, E.G., AC/301(PIII), subject, or STANAG number is needed to identify the document. Facility and personnel clearance verifications will be required to obtain classified NATO documents. Contractor requests for documents should be forwarded through their COR (contracting officer representative) or other Government sponsor to establish need-to-know. Contractors entering bid proposals and not yet having established a COR or government representative will be required to provide a statement of work or the Contract Security Classification Specification (DD Form 254) of their classified contract. Requests to the Central U.S. Registry may be submitted in writing (3072 Army Pentagon, Washington, D.C. 20301-3072), by phone or by facsimile message: Telephone (703) 697-5943/6432, FAX (703) 693-0585.
- NIST documents can be obtained from: National Technical Information Service (NTIS), 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161-2171 or by calling (703) 487-4650.
- The Rainbow Series of Computer Security Documents may be obtained from NSA-V21, Address: 9800 Savage Rd., Fort Meade, MD 20755 or by calling (410) 859.6091.
- Multilevel Information Systems Security Initiative (MISSI) product information (FORTEZZA, etc.) may be obtained by calling the MISSI Help Desk on 1 800-GO-MISSI.
- The Technical Architecture Framework for Information Management (TAFIM) may be obtained by E-mail: tafim@bah.com or by calling the TAFIM Support Line on (703) 824-3743.
- The Information Technology Standards Guidance (ITSG) may be obtained from the Center for Standards (CFS) World Wide Web (WWW) page at http:\\www.itsi.disa.mil.
- VTC001 - Industry Profile for Video Teleconferencing may be obtained from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), Joint Interoperability and Engineering Organization (JIEO) code JEBBC, Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703 or by calling (908) 532-7715.
- DISA and Defense Communications Agency (DCA) Circulars such as DCAC-370-175-13 may be obtained from the DISA Publications Office at FAX (703) 607-4661 with request written on company letterhead and noting contract number, or call (703) 607-6548.
- The Defense Data Dictionary System (DDDS) comes in two mediums, on-line and through a PC Access Tool (PCAT). DISA maintains both DDDS mediums. Developers should use both versions for full DDDS coverage. The PCAT comes in either diskette or CD-ROM and is published quarterly. Use PCAT first, then verify your findings with the continually updated DDDS on-line. Information about the DDDS is available from DISA JIEO, Center for Standards, 701 S. Courthouse Road, Arlington, VA 22204.
- Technical Interface Design Plans (TIDPs) may be obtained via the service POC's to the Joint Multi-TADIL CCB from the DISA/JIEO Center for Standards (CFS) TADIL Division, code JEBCA, chuaj@ncr.disa.mil or (703) 735-3524 or DSN 653-3524.
- Additional information concerning imagery related standards that apply to the United States Imagery System (USIS) can be found in CIO-2008, Version 1, 13 October 1995, USIS Standards & Guidelines.

# JTA APPENDIX C - JTA RELATIONSHIP TO DoD STANDARDS REFORM

APPENDIX C - JTA RELATIONSHIP TO DoDDOD STANDARDS REFORM

- C.1 DOD (Specifications and) Standards Reform - Background
- C.2 The JTA and the DOD Standards Reform
- C.3 Reform Waiver Policy
- C.4 Non-DoDISS documents not subject to the Reform Waiver Policy
- C.5 Interface Standards are Waiver-Free
- C.6 Non-Government Standards Vs Military/Federal Standardization Documents

# APPENDIX C - JTA RELATIONSHIP TO DoD STANDARDS REFORM

## C.1 DoD (SPECIFICATIONS AND) STANDARDS REFORM - BACKGROUND

The DoD Standards Reform was begun in June 1994 when the Secretary of Defense issued his memorandum entitled "Specifications and Standards - A New Way of Doing Business." Secretary Perry directed that performance-based specifications and standards or nationally-recognized private sector standards be used in future acquisitions. He intends by this initiative to eliminate non-value added requirements, and thus to reduce the cost of weapon systems and materiel; remove impediments to getting commercial state-of-the-art technology into our weapon systems; and integrate the commercial and military industrial bases to the greatest extent possible. The Defense Standards Improvement Council (DSIC) directs implementation of the Reform. The DSIC has interpreted and extended the Reform policy through a series of numbered OSD policy memos. These policy memos and other DSIC decisions, newsletters and other standardization related information are posted on the Defense Standardization Program (DSP) Home Page at http://www.acq.osd.mil/es/std/.

## C.2 THE JTA AND THE DoD STANDARDS REFORM

The standards and specifications and other standardization documents identified in the Joint Technical Architecture (JTA) can be cited in solicitations without conflicting with the DoD Standards Reform. All JTA documents have been granted Department-wide exemption from the waiver requirement by the Defense Standards Improvement Council. Mandatory application of JTA standardization documents to acquisition solicitations is authorized. Contrary to interpretations that have been made in the recent past by some DoD organizations, the DoD Standards Reform is not eliminating military standards and specifications nor precluding their use. What the Reform is trying to eliminate is the automatic development and imposition of military unique standards and specifications as the cultural norm. The JTA calls out non-Government standards in every case where it makes sense and where it will lead to the use of commercial products and practices that meet the DoD's needs. The JTA only calls out Military and Federal standards and specifications in those instances where no non-Government standard exists that is cost effective and meets the requirement or where the use of the non-Government standard must be clarified to enable interoperability of DoD systems.

## C.3 REFORM WAIVER POLICY

Policy Memo 95-1 establishes procedures for waivers for use of specifications and standards cited as requirements in solicitations. These waiver procedures apply to the types of documents that fall under the province of the Defense Standardization Program and are indexed in the DoD Index of Standards and Specifications (DoDISS). Specifically of relevance to the JTA, Policy Memo 95-1 states that non-Government standards, Interface Standards, Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS), and Performance Specifications do not require waivers. Also, Policy Memo 95-9 provides that international standardization agreements such as NATO STANAGs (and ACPs) do not require waivers. Federal Telecommunications Standards (FED-STDs) do not require a waiver when they qualify as interface standards. All of the above waiver-free document types encompass most of the documents cited in the JTA. The DSP Home Page provides lists of waiver-free documents and in the near future the DoDISS will indicate those documents that can be used without a waiver.

## C.4 NON-DoDISS DOCUMENTS NOT SUBJECT TO THE REFORM WAIVER POLICY

There are a small number of JTA documents that are not among the types of Government documents that are indexed in the DoDISS and are therefore not subject to the Reform waiver policy. Therefore, they also do not require a waiver to be cited in a solicitation. (An example of a JTA document of a type that is not indexed in the DoDISS is DoD 5200.28-STD.) However, the citation of these non-DoDISS documents in solicitations must comply with Service/Agency requirements for preparation and approval of performance-based program unique specifications. A system specification used to procure a C4I system or a weapon system is a program unique specification. Procedures for preparing performance specifications are provided in MIL-STD-961D, Change 1, 22 August 1995 and in the DSP Performance Specification Guide, SD-15, dated 29 June 1995. MIL-STD-961D defines a performance specification as follows: "A specification that states requirements in terms of the required results with criteria for verifying compliance, but without stating the methods for achieving the required results. A performance specification defines the functional requirements for the item, the environment in which it must operate, and interface and interchangeability characteristics." By this definition, documents that define "interface" characteristics can be properly cited in a performance specification. Therefore, JTA non-DoDISS documents that are used to define interface characteristics are not in conflict with service/agency requirements for preparation and approval of performance-based program unique specifications.

## C.5 INTERFACE STANDARDS ARE WAIVER-FREE

Most JTA documents qualify as Interface Standards. Policy Memo 95-6 defines the five types of DoD-prepared standards as: interface standards, standard practices, test method standards, manufacturing process standards, and design criteria standards. Policy Memo 95-1 states that of these types, interface standards and standard practices do not require a waiver when cited in a solicitation. MIL-STD-962C (a standard practice) provides definitions, format, and content direction for military standards. It defines an interface standard as follows: "A standard that specifies the physical, functional, or military operational environment interface characteristics of systems, subsystems, equipment, assemblies, components, items or parts to permit interchangeability, interconnection, interoperability, compatibility, or communications." The use of military and Federal interface standards in solicitations is fully compliant with the DoD Standards Reform.

## C.6 NON-GOVERNMENT STANDARDS VS MILITARY/FEDERAL STANDARDIZATION DOCUMENTS

One of DoD's key acquisition reform goals is to reduce acquisition costs and remove impediments to commercial-military integration by emulating commercial buying practices wherever possible. Thus, for any processes, practices, or methods that are described by a non-Government standard used by Commercial firms and which meet DoD's needs, DoD activities should also be using a non-Government standard instead of applying, developing, or revising a military or Federal Standard. The standards selected for the JTA are predominately non-Government standards. Military or Federal standards have been selected for the JTA only in those instances where non-Government standards failed to satisfy the DoD needs. In most of those instances, in fact, the military or Federal standard is a profile of one or more non-Government standards. The military or Federal profile identifies the chosen classes, subsets, options, and parameters of one or more base standards necessary for achieving interoperability (or other function). In some instances, the profile specifies unique interface requirements not satisfied by the non-Government standard. Therefore the JTA complies fully with this key acquisition reform goal.

# JTA USMC SUPPLEMENT

USMC SUPPLEMENT

- USMC 1.1 INTRODUCTION
- USMC 1.1.1 Purpose
- USMC 2.1 MANDATES
- USMC 2.1.1 Introduction
- USMC 2.1.2 Information Processing Standards
- USMC 2.1.2.1 Minimum Desktop Computer Configuration and Software Product Requirements
- USMC 2.1.2.2 Marine Corps Software
- USMC 2.1.3 Information Transfer Standards
- USMC 2.1.4 Information Modeling and Information Standards
- USMC 2.1.5 Human Computer Interface
- USMC 2.1.6 Information Systems Security Standards
- USMC 3.1 EMERGING STANDARDS

# USMC SUPPLEMENT

## USMC 1.1 INTRODUCTION

### USMC 1.1.1 Purpose

This supplement to the Joint Technical Architecture (JTA) provides standards mandatory for use in the Marine Corps for service areas that do not appear in the JTA.

## USMC 2.1 MANDATES

### USMC 2.1.1 Introduction

This sections contains the mandatory standards and standard products for use within the Marine Corps. Where products are specified, their inclusion is the result of one or more competitive procurements scoped to include the entire Marine Corps.

### USMC 2.1.2 Information Processing Standards

#### USMC 2.1.2.1 Minimum Desktop Computer Configuration and Software Product Requirements

This section adopts the DoD minimum desktop configuration for computers for the Marine Corps and adds certain requirements to support Marine Corps systems and infrastructure. Many new systems being planned for implementation within DoD, such as the Defense Message System (DMS), will provide only part of a whole system. The following minimum configurations satisfies those minimum capabilities which must exist on users' desktops if the users are to effectively meet their DoD missions on the existing and planned USMC infrastructure. The requirements of this section apply to all acquisitions of desktop computers.

The minimum desktop configuration for desktop automation terminals is designed to support user requirements such as connectivity to and operation within the Defense Information Infrastructure (DII), Global Command and Control System (GCCS), and DMS while also supporting local office automation applications. Table USMC-1 shows the desktop configuration for each of these systems and is provided as background. Support for new technology such as multimedia and various interface media such as Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) slots used to support security in the DMS are included. Table USMC-2 shows the minimum desktop and server configurations for U.S. Marine Corps acquisitions and is mandated for acquisitions.

CG, MCCDC will publish a message each September which will specify the minimum Desktop Computer Configuration which may be purchased for the following Fiscal Year. This guidance will be based on requirements to support current missions as well as assumptions concerning future requirements. In compliance with Executive Order 12845, the above minimum desktop configuration must meet Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Energy Star requirements.

Table USMC-1 - DoD Desktop System Configurations

      DOD DESKTOP SYSTEM

    CONFIGURATIONS

    DMS                    GCCS                    DII

    >  33 MHz clock speed  >  66 MHz clock speed   >  66 MHz clock speed

    > 32-bit data path     > 32-bit data path      > 32-bit data path

    > 8K of internal       > 8K of internal cache  > 8K of internal

    cache                  < 5 volts               cache

    < 5 volts              > 36 integer SPECmark   < 5 volts

    > 36 integer SPECmark  > 16 floating point     > 36 integer SPECmark

    > 16 floating point    SPECmark                > 16 floating point

    SPECmark                                       SPECmark

    16M RAM expandable to  16M RAM expandable to   16M RAM expandable to

    32M                    32M                     32M

    At least 500 MB hard   At least 1 GB hard      At least 1 GB hard

    drive                  drive                   drive

    The computer must      The computer must       The computer must

    support user specific  support user specific   support user specific

    requirements for LAN   requirements for LAN    requirements for LAN

    connectivity.          connectivity.           connectivity.

    2-PCMCIA type II       2-PCMCIA slots          2-PCMCIA slots

    slots

    SVGA (1024x768         SVGA controller with    SVGA controller with

    resolution)            1MB RAM                 1MB RAM

    -                      CD-ROMCD-ROM Reader     CD-ROM Reader

    -                      3.5" floppy drive       3.5" floppy drive

    -                      2-parallel and          2-parallel and

                           2-serial ports          2-serial ports

    -                      3-button mouse          3-button mouse

    -                      17" color monitor       17" color monitor

Table USMC-2 - Minimum USMC Desktop and Server System Requirements

             Personal Computer                  Server Configuration

    Minimum Configuration

    IBM Compatible                      Certified for intended Network

                                        Operating System

    > 66MHz Processor Clock Speed       > 100 MHz Processor Clock Speed

    8 kbytes of Internal Cache

    -                                   Support DX2 Intel Implementation or

                                        Better

    32-bit Data Path                    100% Compatible EISA/PCI Bus

    -                                   Four EISA/PCI 32-bit Expansion

                                        Board Slots

                                        Two EISA/PCI 64-bit Expansion Board

                                        Slots

                                        One EISA/PCI Shared 64-bit

                                        Expansion Board Slots

    5 Volt

    EPA Energy Star Compliant

    36 Integer SPECMark

    16 Floating Point SPECMark

    16 Megabytes RAM, Expandable to 32  64 Megabytes of RAM, 70 nS Speed,

    Megabytes                           Extended RAM Memory with the

                                        Capability to Increase Total Memory

                                        to 128 Megabytes

    1 Gigabyte or 2 - 500 Megabyte      Two 1 Gigabyte Hard Drives

    Hard Drive

    2 PCMCIA Type II Slots or 1 Type

    III

    -                                   One EISA/PCI Fast SCSI II

                                        Controller Card or Better

    SVGA Controller with 1 Megabyte

    RAM, 1024x768 Pixels, 256 Colors

    LAN Connectivity

    -                                   Real-time Clock with Battery Backup

    3.5-inch Floppy Drive               3.5-inch Floppy Drive

    2 Parallel and 2 Serial Ports

    Pointing Device with a Minimum of

    2 Buttons

    -                                   1 2/4 Gigabyte 4mm Digital Audio

                                        Tape Unit

    -                                   EISA/CMOS Configurable to 512k

    -                                   Base RAM to Support 5 ICA Cards

    14 inch Color Monitor

#### USMC 2.1.2.2 Marine Corps Software

Table USMC-3 is a list of the required standard software products by applications category. For individuals performing tasks in one of these application areas, these software packages are those authorized for purchase and use on USMC Personal Computer-Class Systems.

Table USMC-3 - Required Software Products

    Software Category                  Selected Product

    Standard Issue

    Programming Language         Ada

    (Developmental)

    Specialty Items

    Asynchronous Communications  TBD

    Audit Software               TBD

    Client/Server OS             TBD

    Decision Support             TBD

    Desktop Publishing           TBD

    Disk Management              TBD

    Document Management          TBD

    Internet Web Browser         TBD

    Internet Image Editor        TBD

    Message Release              TBD

    Network Management

      Local Management           TBD

      Regional Management        TBD

    Project Management           TBD

    SQL Database                 Oracle

    Voice Recognition            TBD

### USMC 2.1.3 Information Transfer Standards

In addition to the TELNET requirements found in Section 3.2.1.1.1.4, Remote Terminal, the following standards are mandated:

- IAB Standard 27/RFC-856, TELNET Binary Transmission
- IAB Standard 28/RFC-857, TELNET Echo Option
- IAB Standard 29/RFC-858, TELNET Suppress Go Ahead Option
- IAB Standard 30/RFC-859, TELNET Status Option
- IAB Standard 31/RFC-860, TELNET Timing Mark Option
- IAB Standard 32/RFC-861, TELNET Extended Options: List Option
- RFC-1041, TELNET 3270 Regime Option.

### USMC 2.1.4 Information Modeling and Information Standards

This supplement does not specify any standards in this area.

### USMC 2.1.5 Human-Computer Interface

This supplement does not specify any standards in this area.

### USMC 2.1.6 Information Systems Security Standards

This supplement does not specify any standards in this area.

## USMC 3.1 EMERGING STANDARDS

This supplement does not specify any standards in this area.

[End JTA]