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Steps to connect, configure, and test the Sonoma with the network.
Guide to checking signal reception for optimal placement.
Steps for physically installing the Sonoma unit.
Steps to connect and configure Ethernet interfaces for network access.
Setting up Ethernet via the front-panel interface.
Setting up Ethernet via the serial port.
Connecting the serial port for configuration.
Verifying serial port communication setup.
Using the netconfig utility for IP address configuration.
Checking network configuration after setup.
Steps to configure the Sonoma as an NTP server.
Setting up the Sonoma as a primary time source.
Configuring NTP via the unit's display and keypad.
Configuring NTP through network or serial connections.
Setting up the Sonoma as a secondary time source.
Modifying the NTP configuration file for custom settings.
Configuring NTP clients on Unix-like systems.
Simple NTP client setup without authentication.
Secure NTP client setup using MD5 authentication.
Client setup for broadcast or multicast NTP modes.
Configuring NTP clients on Windows systems.
Basic NTP client setup for Windows systems.
Secure NTP client setup with MD5 for Windows.
Methods to configure and check PTP status.
Configuring and checking PTP status via the front panel.
Configuring PTP via network or serial interface.
Checking PTP status via network or serial interface.
Details on how the PTP protocol operates.
Steps to disable the PTP protocol on a specific port.
Methods to limit access to network protocols.
Limiting access to Telnet, SSH, and SNMP to specific hosts.
Limiting access to the HTTPS interface to specific hosts.
Limiting NTP query access to specific hosts.
Methods to disable network protocols.
Disabling insecure network protocols.
Disabling SNMP, SSH, and HTTPS services.
Generating and managing SSH keys for secure access.
Security features and models of SNMPv3.
Basic setup for SNMPv1 and v2c.
Modifying default SNMP community strings for security.
Overview of the HTTPS interface for status and configuration.
Details of various pages accessible via the HTTPS interface.
Details on CDMA Subsystem/Receiver status fields.
Lists system fault conditions for Linux and CDMA Subsystems.
Lists system fault conditions for the CDMA Receiver.
Viewing and modifying IPv4 network configuration.
Information related to NTP operation.
Information on NTP operation and server stratum.
NTP configuration for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
List and description of user commands.
Configure access limitation via telnet, ssh, snmp to specific hosts.
Queries the status of the CDMA Subsystem.
Returns summary of all system fault states.
Information on enabling and managing software options.
Details on optional outputs from the CPU Module.
User-selectable pulse rates from 1 PPS to 10 MPPS.
Provides a 1PPS signal with variations like TTL and RS-422.
Provides AM or DC-Shift time code outputs.
User-selectable pulse rates from 1 Hz to 10 MHz.
Information on power supply inputs and configurations.
How to mask primary/secondary power supply faults.
How to operate the front-panel display and keypad.
Disabling the EDIT key to prevent tampering.
Detailed explanations of various display screens.
Provides access to view and set fault masks.
Provides access to network settings.
Provides access to NTP status and setup.
Accesses NTP broadcast/multicast settings.
Control and status for PTP/IEEE-1588 option.
Parameters related to timekeeping.
Defines time format for display and outputs.
Instructions for upgrading firmware using the HTTPS interface.
Instructions for upgrading firmware via console port.
Steps to upgrade the Linux Root File System.
Steps to upgrade the Linux Subsystem Kernel.
Instructions for upgrading the CDMA Subsystem firmware.
Instructions for upgrading the CDMA Receiver firmware.
Commands for monitoring NTP clients and status.
Definitions for system-level faults.
Definitions for CDMA Receiver-specific faults.
Specifications for optional features like PTP and power inputs.
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