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      tsgebch1 last edited by

      Hi PF-Sense Community, is there a idea to add ptpd2 as a service to PF-Sense ?

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        DaddyGo @tsgebch1 last edited by DaddyGo

        @tsgebch1 said in PtPd2 Support:

        ptpd2

        Hi,

        Do you operate DANTE networks or AES67? ๐Ÿ˜‰
        https://www.audinate.com/

        or

        packet-based mobile backhaul ?

        otherwise, this is not usually done in the router, but in the switching level in the L2 network:
        https://www.masterclock.com/products/master-clocks/gmr5000

        BTW:
        new requests can be executed this way:
        https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/development/feature-requests.html

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          johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator @DaddyGo last edited by

          ^ yeah having a hard time coming up with a use case where you would run this on pfsense?

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            stephenw10 Netgate Administrator last edited by

            There are no immediate plans but there is a feature request open:
            https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/6555

            You should add comments there if you have a pressing use case.

            Steve

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              tsgebch1 @johnpoz last edited by

              @johnpoz i think not, but i like to have a accurate sync between all my boxes....

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                tsgebch1 @DaddyGo last edited by

                @daddygo is it not true that on a LAN segment normaly can be a L2 Network?

                so why not ptp there?

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                  DaddyGo @tsgebch1 last edited by DaddyGo

                  @tsgebch1 said in PtPd2 Support:

                  is it not true that on a LAN segment normaly can be

                  I have been dealing with PTPv1 or v2 (IEEE 1588) for 10 years as it is very important on audio networks but especially unnecessary in a SOHO environment

                  https://dev.audinate.com/GA/dante-controller/userguide/webhelp/content/clock_synchronization.htm

                  okay, do what you want if you need it on your system...๐Ÿ˜‰

                  your basic problem will be that none of the MOBOs contain a VCXO that would hold this exact clock, so GPS synchronization remains only...

                  https://www.audinate.com/learning/faqs/how-is-the-master-clock-for-the-dante-network-generated

                  or

                  HW level:
                  https://www.mellanox.com/files/doc-2020/ieee-1588-precision-time-protocol-design-guide.pdf

                  PS:
                  and once again, PTP transmission is done at the L2 level for all devices to access

                  L2 level:

                  2fc8c7bf-1a99-4549-b64a-8a998341a998-image.png

                  at the backhaul or fabric level, - "router(s) / NGFW(s)" are affected at this level only

                  certainly,........ the MOBOs known today have such an accurate clock, so they need NTP(???, hmm), so they are unusable at the PTP level!

                  +++edit:
                  and as we know pfSense runs on such

                  ++++edit2:
                  I will no longer even mention that the cost of a master clock is a minimum of $ 2,500 to $ 3,500, we got it at this price and just a basic type

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                    tsgebch1 @DaddyGo last edited by

                    @daddygo but i think a lot of 2nd hand NICs can do a great job in handle ptp with Hardwaretimestamp, on the PF-Sense SW it's allowed to add GPS "or/and" PPS support, this brings me to the conclusion that we're able to put this possibility then with ptp out to some other Hosts in the L2 Network.
                    So for me it's then the conclusion that we like to have ptpd2 on the SW...

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                    • DaddyGo
                      DaddyGo @tsgebch1 last edited by

                      @tsgebch1 said in PtPd2 Support:

                      we like to have ptpd2 on the SW...

                      No problem, but I'll tell you "you cut the ax into a big tree" ๐Ÿ˜‰

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