PTP
Description
The Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is a time-synchronization protocol developed to synchronize the clocks of various devices in a packet-based network (Note: The field level constraints listed here might not cover all the constraints on the field. Additional constraints might exist.)
Supported Operations
Model Properties
| Property | Required | Type | Description | |||
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| version | False | string | Current version of the object | |||
| name | False | string | PTP | |||
| domainNumber | False | integer | An integer that specifies the domain number that is configured on the PTP devices in your network, from 0-255. Packets received on a different domain are treated like regular multicast packets and will not undergo any PTP processing Field level constraints: must be between 0 and 255 (inclusive). (Note: Additional constraints might exist) |
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| clockMode | False | string | Currently 2 modes supported 1. End-to-End Transparent mode and 2. Forward on all PTP-enabled interfaces | |||
| interfaces | False | [object] | The list of all physical interfaces through which the system can connect to the PTP clock in your network. PTP is enabled on these interfaces only by using interface hardware name Allowed types are: [PhysicalInterface] |
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| id | False | string | Unique ID of the object Field level constraints: must match pattern ^((?!;).)*$. (Note: Additional constraints might exist) |
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| type | True | string | PTP | |||