 \[Command] show ptp clock \[ domain id ] \[Purpose] Display the PTP clock information of the device \[View] System configuration view \[Usage Scenario] Use this command to check the PTP clock configuration on the device, including current clock status, mode, clock accuracy, and other information.  \[Use Cases] \[Command] show ptp clock sm-tlv domain id \[Purpose] Display the PTP clock sm-tlv information of the device \[View] System configuration view \[Usage Scenario] Use this command to check the PTP clock sm-tlv information on the device.

PTP Configuration

 \[Command] show synce interface interface num \[Purpose] Display the synce information of the interface \[View] Interface view \[Use Cases] \[Command] show synce status \[Purpose] Display the synce status of the device \[View] System configuration view \[Use Cases] \[Command] synce enable no synce enable \[Purpose] Enable synce function \[View] Interface view \[Usage Scenario] Synce is a synchronization technique based on carrying and recovering frequency information from physical layer code streams.  The implementation confirms through an election whether the device uses its own crystal frequency or the crystal frequency obtained from the peer-to-peer interface.

SyncE Configuration

Mirror Configuration

delete-span-style

Enterprise & Campus Network

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