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EndRun Sonoma D12 User Manual (172 pages)
Network Time Server CDMA-Synchronized
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Server
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Table of Contents
Preface
3
About Endrun Technologies
3
Trademark Acknowledgements
3
Endrun Contact Information
3
About this Manual
4
Warranty
4
Extended Warranty
4
Limitation of Warranty
4
Warranty Repair
5
Repair after Warranty Expiration
5
Limitation of Liability
5
Table of Contents
6
Chapter One - Introduction
17
What It Is
17
Time Synchronization Components
17
CDMA Timing - How It Works
18
Where to Use It
19
Client/Slave Software
19
Chapter Two - Basic Installation
21
Checking and Identifying the Hardware
21
Sonoma Physical Description
22
Performing a Site Survey
23
Installing the Sonoma
24
Connecting the Optional DC Power
24
Connecting and Configuring Ethernet
24
Configuring Ethernet with the Front-Panel Keypad
25
Configuring Ethernet with the Serial Port
25
Connect the RS-232 Serial I/O Port
25
Test the Serial Port
26
Using Netconfig to Set up Your IP
27
Verify Network Configuration
28
Check Network Operation
30
Using Telnet
30
Using SSH
31
Using HTTPS
31
Chapter Three - Network Time Protocol (NTP)
33
Configuring the NTP Server
33
Configuring the Sonoma as a Stratum 1 Server
33
Configuring NTP Using the Front-Panel Keypad/Display
33
Configuring NTP Using the Network Interface or Serial Port
34
Configuring the Sonoma as a Stratum 2 Server
36
Edit Ntp.conf File
36
Mask Alarm
37
Setting up NTP Clients on Unix-Like Platforms
37
Unix-Like Platforms: Basic NTP Client Setup
37
Configure NTP
37
Unix-Like Platforms: MD5 Authenticated NTP Client Setup
38
Create the Ntp.keys File
38
Configure NTP
39
Unix-Like Platforms: Broadcast/Multicast NTP Client Setup
40
Configure NTP Client for Broadcast
40
Configure NTP Client for Multicast
40
Test Broadcast/Multicast
41
Setting up NTP Clients on Windows
42
Windows: Basic NTP Client Setup
42
Windows: W32Time
42
Windows: Ntpd
42
Windows: MD5 Authenticated NTP Client Setup
43
Create the Ntp.keys File
44
Configure NTP
44
Windows: Broadcast/Multicast NTP Client Setup
45
Configure NTP Client for Broadcast
45
Configure NTP Client for Multicast
46
Test Broadcast/Multicast
46
Chapter Four - Precision Time Protocol (PTP/IEEE-1588)
49
About PTP
49
Option
49
Two Gigabit Ports
50
PTP Configuration and Status
50
PTP Configuration and Status Using the Keypad/Display
50
PTP Configuration Using the Network or Serial Port
51
PTP Status Using the Network or Serial Port
52
PTP Operation
53
About the PTP Second and UTC Time
55
PTP Second
55
UTC Time
55
Multiport PTP
55
Disable the PTP Protocol
56
To Disable the Precision Time Protocol on Port 0 Issue the Following Command
56
Re-Enable PTP
56
Chapter Five - Security
57
Linux Operating System
57
Restrict Access
58
Restrict Access - Telnet, SSH and SNMP
58
Restrict Access - HTTPS
59
Restrict Query Access - NTP
60
Disable Protocols
61
Disable Telnet, Time and Daytime
61
Disable SNMP, SSH and HTTPS
61
Re-Enable SNMP, SSH and HTTPS
62
Is the Protocol Disabled
62
Openssh
62
Configure Keys
63
Https
63
Configure Certificate and Key
64
Ntp
64
Network Security Vulnerabilities
64
Chapter Six - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
65
Snmpv3 Security
65
Enterprise Management Information Base (MIB)
66
Invocation of the SNMP Daemon
66
Change Default Community Strings (Passwords)
67
Configuring Snmpv1 Trap Generation
67
Configuring Snmpv2C Notifications and Informs
67
Configuration of Snmpv3
68
Disable or Restrict Access
69
Chapter Seven - Hyper Text Transport Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
71
HTTPS Interface Description
72
Navigation
73
Page Descriptions
74
Home: Overall Status Page
74
Home: Front Panel Page
74
Home: User Manual
75
Home: Logout
75
Plots Page
75
Receiver: Receiver
76
Clock
77
Faults: System Faults
78
Faults: Fault Mask
79
PTP: Status and Configuration Pages
80
Firmware: Firmware Status Page
80
Firmware: Linux RFS Upgrade
81
Firmware: Linux Kernel Upgrade
81
Firmware: CDMA Subsystem Upgrade Page
81
Firmware: CDMA Receiver Upgrade Page
81
Firmware: Reboot Page
81
Disable or Restrict Access
81
Chapter Eight - Ipv6
83
Ipv6 Capabilities
83
Openssh
83
Apache HTTP
83
Net-SNMP
83
Ntp
84
Ipv4-Only Protocols
84
Chapter Nine - Console Port Control and Status
85
Console Ports
85
General Linux Operation
85
Available User Commands
86
Get_Sw_Opts
86
Detailed Command Descriptions
89
Accessconfig
89
Caldelay
89
Cdmachannelset
89
Cdmaleapconfig
89
Cdmaleapmode
90
Cdmastat
90
Cdmaversion
92
Cpuio (Optional)
92
Cpuioconfig (Optional)
92
Cpustat
92
Faultstat
93
Help
93
Inetdconfig
94
Kernelversion
94
Kplockstat
94
Lockoutkp
94
Netconfig
95
Ntpconfig
95
Ntpstat
95
Oscctrlstat
96
Passwd
97
Ptpconfig0 and Ptpconfig1 (Optional)
97
Ptpstat0 and Ptpstat1 (Optional)
97
Pwrfltmask (Optional)
98
Rcvrversion
98
Serialnumber
98
Setcaldelay
98
Setcdmachannelset
98
Setpwrfltmask (Optional)
98
Setsigfltmask
99
Sigfltmask
99
Subsysreset
99
Syskernel
99
Sysosctype
99
Sysrootfs
100
Sysstat
100
Systemio (Optional)
101
Systemioconfig (Optional)
101
Systimemode
101
Systimemodeconfig
101
Sysversion
101
Unlockkp
102
Updaterootflag
102
Upgraderootfs
103
Chapter Ten - Options
105
Software Option Bit Definitions
106
View and Change the PPO
107
Time Code Output
108
View the Fixed Rate Output Connector
109
View the DDS Connector
110
Change the Serial Time Settings
111
Truetime Format
112
NENA Format
113
NMEA Format
114
Power Supply Options
115
Dual-Redundant Power Supplies
116
Chapter Eleven - Front-Panel Keypad and Display.
117
Display Description
117
Display and Keypad Operation
118
Keypad EDIT Lockout
119
Main Menu
120
Receiver: CDMA Channelset (Channelset)
121
Receiver: Calibrate
122
Faults: Signal Loss Fault Mask (Sigfltmask)
123
Network: MAC Address (Mac_Addr)
124
NTP: Setup
125
Clock: Hour Mode
126
Appendix A - Time Figure of Merit (TFOM)
127
Appendix B - Upgrading the Firmware
129
Appendix B - Upgrading the Firmware
129
Upgrade Via the HTTPS Interface
129
Upgrade Via the Console Port
131
Recovering from a Failed RFS Upgrade
132
Performing the Linux Subsystem Kernel Upgrade
133
Recovering from a Failed Kernel Upgrade
134
Performing the CDMA Subsystem Upgrade
135
Problems with the CDMA Subsystem Upgrade
136
Problems with the CDMA Receiver Upgrade
137
Appendix C - Helpful Linux Information
139
Appendix C - Helpful Linux Information
139
Linux Users
139
Change Password
140
Text Editors
141
Query and Change Ethernet Ports
142
Appendix D - Third-Party Software
143
NTP Software License
148
PTP Software License
150
Appendix E - Installing the CDMA Antenna
151
Appendix E - Installing the CDMA Antenna
151
Antenna Location
151
Changing the Channelset
152
Appendix F - Leap Seconds.
155
Appendix F - Leap Seconds.
155
Notification of Leap Second Insertion
155
Background Information
156
Appendix G - System Faults
157
Appendix G - System Faults
157
Overview
157
Receiver Fault Definitions
159
Specifications
161
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