Viewing G700 Sync Sources
The following tables illustrate example locations of the clock synchronization sources:
Note: Unless otherwise indicated, the following commands issue from the G700 MGP CLI.
Table 50. mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE
|
| Primary |
|
Not Configured |
|
| Secondary |
|
Not Configured |
|
| Local |
v0 |
Active |
None |
| Comment: No failures, SIG GREEN on and ACT on when trunk is seized |
Table 51. mgp-001-1(configure)# set sync interface primary v4
mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE
|
| Primary |
V4 |
Locked Out |
None |
| Secondary |
|
Not Configured |
|
| Local |
V0 |
Active |
None |
| Comment: No failures, Sig is green and ACT On 2.8s off 0.2s Note that the MM710 in slot 4 has been declared to be the primary sync source but it is not active until the next command is issued |
Table 52. mgp-001-1(configure)# set sync source primary
mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE
|
| Primary |
V4 |
Active |
None |
| Secondary |
|
Not Configured |
|
| Local |
V0 |
Standby |
None |
| Comment: The ACT LED does not change its behavior. |
Note: The following command is issued from the SAT CLI, and not from the MGP CLI.
To test for slippage, from the SAT, issue the command:
test mo logical 4255 physical 1v4 test 144
The results from the above command are shown in Table 53:
Table 53. TEST RESULTS
| Port |
Maintenance Name |
Alt. Name |
Test No. Result |
Error Code |
| 001V4 |
MG-DS1 |
144 |
PASS |
|
| Command successfully completed |
|
If a secondary is similarly provisioned:
Table 54. mgp-001-1(configure)# set sync interface secondary v3
mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE |
| Primary |
V4 |
Active |
None |
| Secondary |
V3 |
Standby |
None |
| Local |
V0 |
Standby |
None |
To activate the secondary, the following is similarly done:
Table 55. mgp-001-1(configure)# set sync source secondary
mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE |
| Primary |
V4 |
Locked Out |
None |
| Secondary |
V3 |
Active |
None |
| Local |
V0 |
Standby |
None |
| Note: The system uses one clock at a time only: therefore only the secondary is active and the primary is locked out. |
To activate local the following is done:
Table 56. mgp-001-1(configure)# set sync source local
mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE |
| Primary |
V4 |
Locked Out |
None |
| Secondary |
V3 |
Locked Out |
None |
| Local |
V0 |
Active |
None |
To reactivate the primary, the following is done:
Table 57. mgp-001-1(configure)# set sync source primary
mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE |
| Primary |
V4 |
Active |
None |
| Secondary |
V3 |
Standby |
None |
| Local |
V0 |
Standby |
None |
| Note that secondary and local are standby because they are provisioned as fail overs. |
If the T1 physical connection were removed, then the secondary becomes active and the primary reports a failure.
Table 58. mgp-001-1(configure)# show sync timing
| SOURCE |
MM |
STATUS |
FAILURE |
| Primary |
V4 |
Standby |
Out of Lock |
| Secondary |
V3 |
Active |
None |
| Local |
V0 |
Standby |
None |
| Note that primary and local are standby because they are provisioned as fail overs. |