Which point serves as the termination point for USN Maritime and Global units?

Which point serves as the termination point for USN Maritime and Global units?

• A. CENTRIXS-M Termination Point
• B. CENTRIXS-J
• C. FLTNOC
• D. ICI

Answer: (A)

A termination point is the network boundary where the CENTRIXS-M enclave ends and external networks begin, with traffic filtered and controlled at that gateway. For USN Maritime and Global units, the designated boundary is the CENTRIXS-M Termination Point, which handles authentication, access control, and routing for all CENTRIXS-M traffic tied to those units. CENTRIXS-J is a separate joint CENTRIXS domain, not the boundary for these maritime units. FLTNOC manages fleet network operations broadly, not the specific termination point for this enclave, and ICI is not the termination point either. So, the CENTRIXS-M Termination Point is the correct choice.

A termination point is the network boundary where the CENTRIXS-M enclave ends and external networks begin, with traffic filtered and controlled at that gateway. For USN Maritime and Global units, the designated boundary is the CENTRIXS-M Termination Point, which handles authentication, access control, and routing for all CENTRIXS-M traffic tied to those units. CENTRIXS-J is a separate joint CENTRIXS domain, not the boundary for these maritime units. FLTNOC manages fleet network operations broadly, not the specific termination point for this enclave, and ICI is not the termination point either. So, the CENTRIXS-M Termination Point is the correct choice.