Juniper ACX1000 Configuration Manual page 2999

Table 209: show ptp global-information Output Fields (continued)
Field Name
Transparent-clock-status
Sample Output
show ptp global-information
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Field Description
Display the status of the transparent clock operation. The following status would be displayed:
—Transparent clock is not configured.
N/A
—Transparent clock is configured and working properly.
Active
sync-in-progress —This is a temporary state. During startup, all the PHYs are synchronized with each
other. This status can also occur when a new MIC is plugged in to the router (for example, ACX4000)
and all the PHYs go through the synchronization cycle again.
NOTE: Transparent clock operation is disabled during the synchronization of PHYs.
Inactive —Transparent clock is configured but not working properly. This would indicate a hardware
error in PHY timestamping logic.
user@host> show ptp global-information
PTP Global Configuration:
Profile Type
Domain number
Clock mode
PTP Profile Type
Priority Level1
Priority Level2
Unicast Negotiation
ESMC QL From Clock Class : Disabled
Clock Class/ESMC QL
SNMP Trap Status
Transparent-clock-config : DISABLED
Transparent-clock-status : N/A
Slave Parameters:
Sync Interval
Delay Request Interval: -6 (64 packets per second - unicast request)
Announce Interval
Announce Timeout
Grant Duration
Master Parameters:
Sync Interval
Announce Interval
Min Announce Interval
Max Announce Interval
Min Sync Interval
Max Sync Interval
Min Delay Response Interval : -7 (128 packets per second)
Max Delay Response Interval : 4 (1 packet every 16 seconds)
Clock Step
Arbitrary Mode
Holdover In Specification Time : 86400
Number of Slaves : 1
Number of Masters : 1
Number of Stateful : 2
: G.8275.1
: 0
: Boundary
: -
: 128
: 30
: Enabled
: -
: Enabled
: -6 (64 packets per second - unicast request)
: 1 (1 packet every 2 seconds - unicast request)
: 3
: 300
: -6 (64 packets per second)
: 1 (1 packet every 2 seconds)
: 0 (1 packet per second)
: 1 (1 packet every 2 seconds)
: -7 (128 packets per second)
: 4 (1 packet every 16 seconds)
: one-step
: FALSE
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