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Table 34: SNMP trap notifications for timing defects and events (continued)
Description
Notification
TypeSNMP Trap
Denotes the following PTP Servo states:
•
INITIALIZING
•
ACQUIRING (Master is elected and servo starts acquiring
lock)
•
PHASE ALIGNED (Locked to Master)
•
FREERUN (no PTP source available)
•
HOLDOVER (Slave locked to PTP for more than 12 hours
and then loses all the PTP sources)
EventsjnxTimingEventPtpServoStatus
Denotes a change in PTP clock classEventsjnxTimingEventPtpClockClassChange
Denotes a change in PTP accuracyEventsjnxTimingEventPtpClockAccuracyChange
Denotes a change in PTP grandmaster clockEventsjnxTimingEventPtpGMChange
Denotes the following hybrid states:
•
INITIALIZING
•
ACQUIRING (Master is elected and servo starts acquiring
lock)
•
FREQUENCY LOCKED (Frequency locked but acquiring
phase)
•
PHASE ALIGNED (Frequency and phase locked)
EventsjnxTimingEventHybridStatus
To configure and generate timing defects and events trap notifications, include the
timing-events statement at the [edit snmp trap-group trap-group-name categories]
hierarchy level as shown below:
[edit]
snmp {
trap-group <group-name> {
categories {
timing-events;
}
}
}
The following is a sample configuration for SNMP timing in ACX Series routers:
snmp {
trap-options {
source-address 10.216.66.139;
}
trap-group timingGroup {
version v2;
destination-port 8999;
categories {
timing-events;
}
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