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For certain call types (such as fax, modem or transparent data), it is important for both ends to keep time with each other. To make sure a number of gateways are always in sync, you may configure a common clock source here. For this to work well, you should use a device as clock source that has a stable clock itself, e.g. a gateway that is synchronized to a public ISDN interface. Also, make sure the ''Interval'' is | For certain call types (such as fax, modem or transparent data), it is important for both ends to keep time with each other. To make sure a number of gateways are always in sync, you may configure a common clock source here. For this to work well, you should use a device as clock source that has a stable clock itself, e.g. a gateway that is synchronized to a public ISDN interface. Also, make sure the ''Interval'' is sufficiently short (that is, you should keep the default of 1 second). | ||
You can use just any NTP server with a stable clock as clock source. | |||
This clock source is ''not'' used to set the [[Reference:Configuration/General/Info|system time]], use the [[Reference7:Configuration/General/NTP|NTP Configuration]] for this. | This clock source is ''not'' used to set the [[Reference:Configuration/General/Info|system time]], use the [[Reference7:Configuration/General/NTP|NTP Configuration]] for this. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:48, 12 August 2010
For certain call types (such as fax, modem or transparent data), it is important for both ends to keep time with each other. To make sure a number of gateways are always in sync, you may configure a common clock source here. For this to work well, you should use a device as clock source that has a stable clock itself, e.g. a gateway that is synchronized to a public ISDN interface. Also, make sure the Interval is sufficiently short (that is, you should keep the default of 1 second).
You can use just any NTP server with a stable clock as clock source.
This clock source is not used to set the system time, use the NTP Configuration for this.
Configuration
| Sync Server | IP address of clock source |
| Interval | Polling interval in seconds |