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3.6 Managing TimeKeeper
4.
Click Submit , and wait for the screen to refresh.
b): EDITING a PTP Slave
To edit the configuration of a PTP Slave:
1.
Navigate to the PTP Setup screen via MANAGEMENT > NETWORK > PTP Setup .
2.
In the PTP Slaves table, click the GEAR button next to the PTP SLAVE you want to edit.
3.
The Edit Source pop-up window displays. Edit the desired configuration parameter(s).
For additional information, see Procedure a) : "ADDING a PTP Slave" above.
4.
Click Submit , and wait for the screen to refresh.
c): DELETING a PTP Slave
To delete a previously created PTP Slave:
1.
Navigate to the PTP Setup screen via MANAGEMENT > NETWORK > PTP Setup .
2.
Click the X-button next to the PTP Slave you wish to delete.
3.
Click OK in the pop-up window to confirm the deletion of the PTP Slave, and wait for the
screen to refresh.
The Source number in the header of the ADD (EDIT) window:
The Source number shown is a result of TimeKeeper keeping track of time sources. The different
sources are ranked in the TimeKeeper configuration file (see illustration below). For more
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Permit Lost but Promised Followups
sages to handle certain network issues.
Unchecked [default]: A PTP grandmaster that promises a followup message
must deliver one in order for this slave to use a given time update. (This set
ting is recommended, since missing followups are a good indication of an
issue with PTP delivery or the grandmaster.)
Checked : A failed followup delivery will not prevent a time update.up
dated.
Interface : The name of the interface for PTP data this PTP Slave will use.
The interface name must correspond with a Linux network device name.
Depending on the configuration of your unit, you can select any of the
ports listed in this field.
Note: Ensure that the selected interface is enabled: Go to
MANAGEMENT
to the port you want to use. Enable and configure the port in
the
Edit Ethernet Port Settings
: Check this box to allow missing followup mes
> Network , and click on the GEAR icon next
window.
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