SAGA TEST 1 | QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST
UPDATE | GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NCO. ANSWER -relies on computer equipment and networked communications
technology?
GCCS-M. ANSWER -provides maritime commanders at all levels with a single,
integrated, scalable C4I system?
NavMPS. ANSWER -is a suite of applications that provide the Navy and Marine
Corps with automated mission planning and optimization of routes for strike warfare?
NTCSS. ANSWER -provides tactical automated support for matters related to
maintenance, supply, finance, material, and personnel administration?
CENTRIXS. ANSWER -uses virtualization?
Red Hat. ANSWER -is a version of Linux?
SWAN. ANSWER -is a high-speed communications backbone used on San Antonio
Class ships to enable shipboard users to share data, and provides servers for data and
services?
, ISNS. ANSWER -provides network infrastructure, Basic Network Information
Distribution Services and access to the DISNWAN, SIPRNET, and NIPRNET?
WRBS. ANSWER -supports Expanded Maritime Interdiction Operations by
providing a high-speed data link between the host vessel and the vessel of interest?
CANES. ANSWER -is a single program that creates one consolidated computing
environment using standard network infrastructure and common rank architecture?
mesh topology. ANSWER -are connected with many redundant interconnections
between network nodes such as routers and switches?
TCP. ANSWER -is responsible for breaking messages into segments, reassembling
them at the destination station, resending, anything that is not received?
NESP. ANSWER -provides survivable communication services to the users following
nuclear or electromagnetic pulse attacks?
DWTS. ANSWER -communications system designed primarily to support the U.S.
Marine Corps?
INMARSAT HSD. ANSWER -a system which continues to be a critical
communications path for SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and telephone ship-to-shore access
for all Navy ships less the CV/CVN/AGF and LCC classes?
GBS. ANSWER -supports wartime engagements, training, and military exercises,
special activities, crisis operations, and ISR requirements?
ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST
UPDATE | GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NCO. ANSWER -relies on computer equipment and networked communications
technology?
GCCS-M. ANSWER -provides maritime commanders at all levels with a single,
integrated, scalable C4I system?
NavMPS. ANSWER -is a suite of applications that provide the Navy and Marine
Corps with automated mission planning and optimization of routes for strike warfare?
NTCSS. ANSWER -provides tactical automated support for matters related to
maintenance, supply, finance, material, and personnel administration?
CENTRIXS. ANSWER -uses virtualization?
Red Hat. ANSWER -is a version of Linux?
SWAN. ANSWER -is a high-speed communications backbone used on San Antonio
Class ships to enable shipboard users to share data, and provides servers for data and
services?
, ISNS. ANSWER -provides network infrastructure, Basic Network Information
Distribution Services and access to the DISNWAN, SIPRNET, and NIPRNET?
WRBS. ANSWER -supports Expanded Maritime Interdiction Operations by
providing a high-speed data link between the host vessel and the vessel of interest?
CANES. ANSWER -is a single program that creates one consolidated computing
environment using standard network infrastructure and common rank architecture?
mesh topology. ANSWER -are connected with many redundant interconnections
between network nodes such as routers and switches?
TCP. ANSWER -is responsible for breaking messages into segments, reassembling
them at the destination station, resending, anything that is not received?
NESP. ANSWER -provides survivable communication services to the users following
nuclear or electromagnetic pulse attacks?
DWTS. ANSWER -communications system designed primarily to support the U.S.
Marine Corps?
INMARSAT HSD. ANSWER -a system which continues to be a critical
communications path for SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and telephone ship-to-shore access
for all Navy ships less the CV/CVN/AGF and LCC classes?
GBS. ANSWER -supports wartime engagements, training, and military exercises,
special activities, crisis operations, and ISR requirements?
