Boundary Clock Configuration

The boundary clock node is configured to synchronize with the grandmaster node.

The grandmaster clock‘s IP address is added as “unicast-master” in the boundary clock node. The ptp_gm VLAN‘s configuration depends on the grandmaster for properties such as tag, or IP.

Note

Note

For boundary clocks, the End-to-End Transparent clock configuration must be applied on the egress ports through with the grandmaster and the ordinary/boundary clocks are reachable.
create vlan ptp_gm 
configure vlan ptp_gm tag 40 
configure vlan ptp_gm add port 1 untagged 
configure vlan ptp_gm ipaddress 192.168.10.5/24 
enable ipforwarding ptp_gm 

create vlan ptp_slaves 
configure vlan ptp_slaves tag 100 
configure vlan ptp_slaves add port 4 tagged 
configure vlan ptp_slaves ipaddress 192.168.5.1/24 
enable ipforwarding ptp_slaves 

create network-clock ptp boundary 
configure network-clock ptp boundary add vlan ptp_gm one-step slave-only 
configure network-clock ptp boundary add vlan ptp-slaves one-step master-only 
configure network-clock ptp boundary add unicast-master 192.168.10.1 ptp-gm 
enable network-clock ptp boundary
Note

Note

Loopback IP interface is not added as a PTP clock port. A minimum of two clock ports must be configured for Boundary clock operation. A maximum of 32 PTP clock ports can be configured in Boundary clock.