Auxiliary Internet Resource Site (AIRS)
About A.I.R.S.
The AIRS program was established to provide basic server resources for local Auxiliary units. Units utilizing this free service will receive a virtual web server residing on an Auxiliary dedicated server, sufficient disk storage space for a average size site, and a unique Internet Web Site address.
A.I.R.S. Requests & Notification
Local DSO/CS Officers may request AIRS service for any Division or Flotilla within their District. All service requests must be made by the local DSO/CS Officer, or their designee, using the DSO/CS AIRS Site Request Form. No requests will be accepted directly from a local unit.
The DSO/CS officer is also responsible for the timely submission of a Site Notification Form for each newly issued site.
A.I.R.S. Submissions
Prior to submission of this form, the DSO/CS officer must confirm that the web site is in compliance with all local regulations, and meets the standards established by the AUXILIARY INTERNET WEB POLICY.
After submission, the DVC-IU staff member will evaluate the candidate web site, and issue an "Approved Status" if all requirements are met. The status of these submissions may be reviewed by viewing the AUX Web Site Processing Status.
Need Support?
The User Services Department is here to "make your job easier!" We provide assistance in anyway possible. There are two divisions that directly work with units of in the area of AIRS websites. Your first stop should be to the National Knowledge Base to see if any question have been answered their. If you question is of a non-technical nature, you may contact the Communication Services Division. Their e-mails are available via AUX OFFICER. If your question is of a technical nature, you should contact the National Systems Division. The national systems division can be contacted via our live chat system on the User Services Department website, via the Classic Platform Support Google Group or by direct e-mail as provided in AUX OFFICER.
Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to the future of the Auxiliary Web Presence.