Colonial Defense Mainframe - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica Six" to "Caprica-Six"

2024-02-20T22:07:52Z

Text replacement - "Caprica Six" to "Caprica-Six"

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	According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.		According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.

	In the last episode of the series [[Daybreak, Part II]] it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica Six who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her.		In the last episode of the series [[Daybreak, Part II]] it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica-Six who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica-Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her.

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

2023-03-13T00:49:55Z

Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

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	The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series\|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]].		The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series\|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]].

	Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series#Avionics\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.		Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series#Avionics\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Galactica" to "{{RDM|Galactica}}"

2020-09-20T07:15:42Z

Text replacement - "Galactica" to "{{RDM|Galactica}}"

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	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	''~~[[Galactica (~~RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.		''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.

	''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.		''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(Six Degrees of Separation)" to "{{TRS|Six Degrees of Separation}}"

2020-09-07T01:26:08Z

Text replacement - "(Six Degrees of Separation)" to "{{TRS|Six Degrees of Separation}}"

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	''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.		''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.

	According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ~~([[~~Six Degrees of Separation~~]])~~. The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.		According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.

	In the last episode of the series [[Daybreak, Part II]] it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica Six who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her.		In the last episode of the series [[Daybreak, Part II]] it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica Six who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her.

Gssq at 14:51, 7 January 2012

2012-01-07T14:51:15Z

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	According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.		According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.

	In the last episode of the series [[Daybreak, Part II]] it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica ~~six~~ who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her.		In the last episode of the series [[Daybreak, Part II]] it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica Six who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her.

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Hunter2005: added detail of Baltar's deliberate crime

2009-03-27T01:08:35Z

added detail of Baltar's deliberate crime

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	According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.		According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.

			In the last episode of the series [[Daybreak, Part II]] it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica six who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her.

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OrionFour: link fix

2007-12-02T22:43:57Z

link fix

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	The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series\|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]].		The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series\|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]].

	Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.		Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series#Avionics\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.

	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

Serenity at 13:25, 4 November 2007

2007-11-04T13:25:04Z

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	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[~~Scorpian~~ Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.		''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.

	''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.		''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.

Serenity at 17:57, 2 February 2007

2007-02-02T17:57:28Z

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	Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.		Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.

	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator ~~was~~ a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	~~Battlestar~~ ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. (Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.)		''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.

	''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.		''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.

	According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when ~~the~~ investigation ~~appeared to reveal~~ that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.		According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.

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Serenity: Reverted edits by InterBot (Talk); changed back to last version by Spencerian

2007-02-02T16:44:11Z

Reverted edits by InterBot (Talk); changed back to last version by Spencerian

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	Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.		Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.

	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator was a [[~~Humanoid~~ Cylon]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator was a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	Battlestar ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. (Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.)		Battlestar ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. (Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.)

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	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	''~~[[Galactica (~~RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.		''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.

	''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.		''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.

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	The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series\|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]].		The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series\|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]].

	Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.		Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series#Avionics\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.

	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

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	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[~~Scorpian~~ Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.		''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.

	''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.		''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.

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	Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.		Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.

	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator ~~was~~ a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	~~Battlestar~~ ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. (Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.)		''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.

	''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.		''Galactica'''s last [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two [[Cylon Raider]]s in the early moments of the attack.

	According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when ~~the~~ investigation ~~appeared to reveal~~ that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.		According to [[Shelly Godfrey]], the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, [[Gaius Baltar#Speculation: The Real Baltar?\|ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar]], moments before the Cylon Attack ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]). The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.

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	Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.		Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers\|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later.

	Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator was a [[~~Humanoid~~ Cylon]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.		Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator was a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)\|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless.

	Battlestar ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. (Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.)		Battlestar ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, ''Galactica'' survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. (Unknown to ''Galactica'' at the time, battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in [[Scorpian Fleet Shipyards\|space dock]] during the Cylon assault.)