The organization must provide an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with sufficient backup power for the LAN infrastructure, WAN boundary, Voice Video infrastructure, and Voice Video endpoints to support DISN Voice Precedence level Routine users and below.

From Voice Video Policy Security Technical Implementation Guide

Part of SRG-POL-200091

Associated with: CCI-002955

VVSP-01-000109_rule The organization must provide an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with sufficient backup power for the LAN infrastructure, WAN boundary, Voice Video infrastructure, and Voice Video endpoints to support DISN Voice Precedence level Routine users and below.

Vulnerability discussion

Power systems rely on multiple tiers of defense for providing continuous power to sites and systems. Commercial power may be supplemented by UPS, generators, or other means. Power must be distributed to the network infrastructure, endpoints, servers, and other network devices to ensure constant delivery of services. Voice Video systems must be designed and implemented to ensure fire and emergency services (FES) are always available.Voice Video endpoint users require different levels of capability depending on DISN Voice Precedence needs. Flash/Flash Override users must have eight hours of continuous backup power at all times. Immediate/Priority users must have two hours of continuous backup power. Routine and lower users do not require backup power, except to provide necessary FES. The UPS must provide power for the LAN infrastructure, WAN boundary, Voice Video infrastructure, and Voice Video endpoints.

Check content

Review the Voice Video system security plan (SSP) for design criteria for the physical environment of the Voice Video system. Ensure the UPS provides sufficient backup power for the LAN infrastructure, WAN boundary, Voice Video infrastructure, and Voice Video endpoints to support DISN Voice Precedence level Routine users and below. Sufficient backup power for emergency life-safety and security calls would be 15 minutes of UPS. Verify the Voice Video system provides 99.9 percent availability. If the organization does not provide UPS with 15 minutes of backup power for the LAN infrastructure, WAN boundary, Voice Video infrastructure, and Voice Video endpoints to support DISN Voice Precedence level Routine users and below, this is a finding. If the Voice Video system availability for Routine users and below is less than 99.9 percent, this is a finding.

Fix text

Develop and document in the Voice Video SSP the design criteria for the physical environment of the Voice Video system. The organization must provide UPS with a minimum of 15 minutes of backup power for the LAN infrastructure, WAN boundary, Voice Video infrastructure, and Voice Video endpoints to support DISN Voice Precedence level Routine users and below. The organization must also ensure the Voice Video system provides 99.9 percent availability. The UPS system must support all Routine users and below in all parts of the network design as follows: - All Voice Video system components, including portions of the LAN directly supporting these users, are provided with a minimum of 15 minutes of UPS. - All UPS units will be sized and maintained to prevent power loss or drop to the supported equipment when primary power is removed.

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