FAA AMHS Subnetwork Overview

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FAA AMHS Subnetwork Overview
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FAA AMHS Subnetwork

• The United State Federal Aviation
  Administration has implemented an AMHS subnetwork
  configuration that provides flexibility for both
  the U.S. and its partners, based in part upon the
  following factors
• Regional requirements
• Needs and preferences of partner states to which
  the U.S. is connected
• Cost and other circuit acquisition issues

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FAA AMHS Subnetwork Environment

• The following network configuration options
  currently exist with the FAA AMHS environment
• AMHS via an ATN Router over X.25
• AMHS via an ATN Router over IP-SNDCF
• AMHS using RFC-1006 over TCP/IP

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AMHS via an ATN Router Over X.25
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AMHS via an ATN Router Over IP-SNDCF
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AMHS Using RFC-1006 Over TCP/IP
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FAA AMHS/ATN Router Configuration
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FAA AMHS/ATN Router Configuration (Connection 1)
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FAA AMHS/ATN Router Configuration (Connection 2)
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FAA AMHS/ATN Router Configuration (Connection 3)
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Conclusion

• The FAAs ATN infrastructure has evolved to
  provide connection establishment to multiple
  regions using a variety of protocols and
  standards, ensuring seamless message delivery
  across all regions.