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The BITI Wireless system is an enterprise capability that provides the United States Air Force (USAF) base area networks (BANs) a single standard transport for wireless systems. It is an extension of ... The BITI Wireless system is an enterprise capability that provides the United States Air Force (USAF) base area networks (BANs) a single standard transport for wireless systems. It is an extension of the BITI BAN wired infrastructure system and it connects base wireless clients to the Air Force Network (AFNET)/Non-classified Internet Protocol Network (NIPRNET) via the BITI BAN wired Infrastructure. These clients connect through the same channels and are restricted to the same policies, as the wired clients. The system is configuration controlled/Technical Orders (TO)-controlled by the BITI Program Management Office (PMO) and managed USAF-wide by the 83rd Network Operations Squadron (NOS) The major subsystems consist of wireless access points (AP), air monitors (AM), wireless controllers (Aruba mobility controllers), Network Access and Control (NAC) servers, and an Enterprise Management System. Refer to the attached Technical Requirements Document (TRD) for detailed descriptions of the tasks and programmatic requirements and the deliverables.