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Appendix H - Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

Special Modifications - Changes for Customer Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153

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Default Chapter3
- Preface3
- About Endrun Technologies3
- Trademark Acknowledgements3
- Endrun Contact Information3
- About this Manual4
- Warranty4
- Extended Warranty4
- Limitation of Warranty4
- Warranty Repair5
- Repair after Warranty Expiration5
- Limitation of Liability5
- Table of Contents6
Chapter One - Introduction17
- What It Is17
  - Time Synchronization Components17
- CDMA Timing - How It Works18
- Where to Use It19
- Client/Slave Software19
Chapter Two - Basic Installation21
- Checking and Identifying the Hardware21
- Sonoma Physical Description22
- Performing a Site Survey23
- Installing the Sonoma24
Chapter Three - Network Time Protocol (NTP)33
- Configuring the NTP Server33
  - Configuring the Sonoma as a Stratum 1 Server33
    - Configuring NTP Using the Front-Panel Keypad/Display33
    - Configuring NTP Using the Network Interface or Serial Port34
  - Configuring the Sonoma as a Stratum 2 Server36
    - Edit Ntp.conf File36
    - Mask Alarm37
- Setting up NTP Clients on Unix-Like Platforms37
- Setting up NTP Clients on Windows42
Chapter Four - Precision Time Protocol (PTP/IEEE-1588)49
- About PTP49
  - Option49
- Two Gigabit Ports50
- PTP Configuration and Status50
- PTP Operation53
- About the PTP Second and UTC Time55
  - PTP Second55
  - UTC Time55
- Multiport PTP55
- Disable the PTP Protocol56
  - To Disable the Precision Time Protocol on Port 0 Issue the Following Command56
  - Re-Enable PTP56
Chapter Five - Security57
- Linux Operating System57
- Restrict Access58
- Disable Protocols61
- Openssh62
  - Configure Keys63
- Https63
  - Configure Certificate and Key64
- Ntp64
- Network Security Vulnerabilities64
Chapter Six - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)65
- Snmpv3 Security65
- Enterprise Management Information Base (MIB)66
- Invocation of the SNMP Daemon66
  - Change Default Community Strings (Passwords)67
- Configuring Snmpv1 Trap Generation67
- Configuring Snmpv2C Notifications and Informs67
- Configuration of Snmpv368
- Disable or Restrict Access69
Chapter Seven - Hyper Text Transport Protocol Secure (HTTPS)71
- HTTPS Interface Description72
  - Navigation73
- Page Descriptions74
- Disable or Restrict Access81
Chapter Eight - Ipv683
- Ipv6 Capabilities83
Chapter Nine - Console Port Control and Status85
- Console Ports85
- General Linux Operation85
- Available User Commands86
- Get_Sw_Opts86
  - Detailed Command Descriptions89
- Help93
- Inetdconfig94
- Kernelversion94
- Kplockstat94
- Lockoutkp94
- Netconfig95
- Ntpconfig95
- Ntpstat95
- Oscctrlstat96
- Passwd97
- Ptpconfig0 and Ptpconfig1 (Optional)97
- Ptpstat0 and Ptpstat1 (Optional)97
- Pwrfltmask (Optional)98
- Rcvrversion98
- Serialnumber98
- Setcaldelay98
- Setcdmachannelset98
- Setpwrfltmask (Optional)98
- Setsigfltmask99
- Sigfltmask99
- Subsysreset99
- Syskernel99
- Sysosctype99
- Sysrootfs100
- Sysstat100
- Systemio (Optional)101
- Systemioconfig (Optional)101
- Systimemode101
- Systimemodeconfig101
- Sysversion101
- Unlockkp102
- Updaterootflag102
  - Upgraderootfs103
Chapter Ten - Options105
- Software Option Bit Definitions106
  - View and Change the PPO107
  - Time Code Output108
- Power Supply Options115
  - Dual-Redundant Power Supplies116
Chapter Eleven - Front-Panel Keypad and Display.117
- Display Description117
- Display and Keypad Operation118
  - Keypad EDIT Lockout119
  - Main Menu120
Appendix A - Time Figure of Merit (TFOM)127
Appendix B - Upgrading the Firmware129
Appendix B - Upgrading the Firmware129
- Upgrade Via the HTTPS Interface129
- Upgrade Via the Console Port131
Appendix C - Helpful Linux Information139
Appendix C - Helpful Linux Information139
- Linux Users139
  - Change Password140
- Text Editors141
- Query and Change Ethernet Ports142
Appendix D - Third-Party Software143
- NTP Software License148
- PTP Software License150
Appendix E - Installing the CDMA Antenna151
Appendix E - Installing the CDMA Antenna151
- Antenna Location151
  - Changing the Channelset152
Appendix F - Leap Seconds.155
Appendix F - Leap Seconds.155
- Notification of Leap Second Insertion155
- Background Information156
Appendix G - System Faults157
Appendix G - System Faults157
- Overview157
- Receiver Fault Definitions159
- Specifications161

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