Clock Synchronization Operational Commands

Validating the Configurations Using the ufi-ptp-cli Shell

To validate the configuration, use the ufi-ptp-cli shell as shown in the following example.

The following example displays the output of the show ptp clock info command, detailing the PTP clock’s configuration. It includes information such as the clock identity, profile type (G.8275.1), clock type (Time Slave Clock), and various PTP interval settings.

supervisor@rtbrick>rtbrick.net:~ $ ufi-ptp-cli
Check UFI PTP Service Status ... Ready.
Read configuration successfully
Build On Jun 3 2025 02:14:45
ufi-ptp> enable
ufi-ptp# show ptp clock info
Clock Identity                   : 5C:07:58:A2:CE:5C:00:01
Profile                          : G.8275.1 profile
Clock Type                       : Time Slave Clock
Servo Alg                        : Full-On-Path
Number Of Ports                  : 32
Clock Class                      : 255
Domain Number                    : 24
Scaled Log Variance              : 0xFFFF
Priority1                        : 128
Priority2                        : 255
Slave Only                       : True
Two Step                         : False
Announce Receipt Timeout (min)   : 3
Announce Receipt Timeout (def)   : 3
Announce Receipt Timeout (max)   : 10
Log Announce Interval (min)      : -3
Log Announce Interval (def)      : -3
Log Announce Interval (max)      : -3
Log Sync Interval (min)          : -4
Log Sync Interval (def)          : -4
Log Sync Interval (max)          : -4
Log Min Delay Req Interval (min) : -4
Log Min Delay Req Interval (def) : -4
Log Min Delay Req Interval (max) : -4
Domain # (min)                   : 24
Domain # (def)                   : 24
Domain # (max)                   : 43
Priority 1                       : 128
Priority 2 (min)                 : 0
Priority 2 (def)                 : 128
Priority 2 (max)                 : 225
Local Priority                   : 128

The following example displays the output of the show ptp port 67 peer command, detailing PTP packet statistics for peer 0 on Port 67. It provides counts of various received and transmitted PTP messages, such as Sync, Delay Request, Delay Response, and Announce messages.

ufi-ptp# show ptp port 9 peer
Port 9:
  Peer #0
  L2 address                      : D8:3A:DD:AA:4D:9D
  Clock Identity                  : D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Received Sync                   : 138913
  Received Delay Request          : 0
  Received Delay Response         : 138904
  Received Peer Delay Request     : 0
  Received Peer Delay Response    : 0
  Received Followup               : 138913
  Received Peer Delay Followup    : 0
  Received Announce               : 69457
  Received Signalling             : 0
  Received Management             : 0
  Transmitted Sync                : 0
  Transmitted Delay Request       : 138904
  Transmitted Delay Response      : 0
  Transmitted Peer Delay Request  : 0
  Transmitted Peer Delay Response : 0
  Transmitted Followup            : 0
  Transmitted Peer Delay Followup : 0
  Transmitted Announce            : 0
  Transmitted Signalling          : 0
  Transmitted Management          : 0

The show ptp port 67 master command output displays that port 67 has one PTP master identified as E1:C1:1A:G5:L2:15.

ufi-ptp# show ptp port 67 master
Port 67:
Master #0 : E1:C1:1A:G5:L2:15
ufi-ptp#

PTP Show CLIs

show ptp clock-info

This command displays detailed information about the PTP clock running on the device.

Syntax:

show ptp clock-info

The following example displays detailed information about the PTP clock. Key details include the clock identifier, profile (g8275.1), clock type (Slave Clock), domain number, and various PTP interval settings.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show ptp clock-info
Clock Information
  Clock identifier: 5c:07:58:a2:ce:5c:00:01
  Profile: g8275.1
  Clock type: Slave Clock
  Max number of ports: 32
  Clock class: 255
  Domain number: 24
  Scaled log variance: 0xFFFF
  Priority1: 128
  Priority2: 255
  Slave only: True
  Announce receipt timeout (Min): 3
  Announce receipt timeout (Def): 3
  Announce receipt timeout (Max): 10
  Log announce interval (Min): -3
  Log announce interval (Def): -3
  Log announce interval (Max): -3
  Log sync interval (Min): -4
  Log sync interval (Def): -4
  Log sync interval (Max): -4
  Log delay req interval (Min): -4
  Log delay req interval (Def): -4
  Log delay req interval (Max): -4
  Domain min: 24
  Domain default: 24
  Domain max: 43
  Priority2 min: 0
  Priority2 default: 128
  Priority2 max: 225
  Local priority: 128
  PTP Timescale: False

show ptp clock dataset

This command displays detailed information about the PTP clock dataset, including the current, default, parent, and time-properties datasets.

Syntax:

show ptp clock dataset current
show ptp clock dataset default
show ptp clock dataset parent
show ptp clock dataset time-properties

The following table provides the new command options and descriptions.

Option Description

current

This option provides a real-time view of the PTP clock dataset, specifically tracking dynamic metrics such as Mean Path Delay, Offset from Master, and Steps Removed.

default

Displays the default PTP clock dataset, including Clock Quality, Domain Number, and other largely static parameters.

parent

Displays parent clock information, including parent clock port, parent clock identity, and parent clock quality. Parent clock quality is sent to slaves when the device is acting as a PTP master on this port.

time-properties

Displays time properties, including current UTC offset, leap second status, and time traceable status.

The following example output displays the current PTP clock information, including dynamic metrics such as Mean Path Delay, Offset from Master, and Steps Removed.

supervisor@rtbrick.net: op> show ptp clock dataset current
Offset from master: -294937568.000000 nsec
Mean path delay: 577.000000 nsec
Steps removed: 2

The following example output displays the default PTP clock information, including static parameters such as clock identity and clock quality.

supervisor@rtbrick.net: op> show ptp clock dataset default
Two step flag: No
Clock identity: 5c:07:58:a2:ce:5c:00:01
Number of ports: 32
Clock priority 1: 128
Clock priority 2: 255
Slave only: Yes
Local priority: 128
Max step removed: 255
Domain number: 24
Clock Quality
  Clock class: 255
  Clock accuracy: 0xFE
  Clock offset: 0xFFFF

The following example output displays the parent PTP clock information, including parent clock identity, parent clock class and parent clock accuracy.

supervisor@rtbrick.net: op> show ptp clock dataset parent
Parent Port
  Clock identity: d8:3a:00:ff:fe:aa:4d:9d
  Port Number: 2
Parent stats: No
Observed parent offset: Invalid
Observed parent phase change rate: Invalid
Grandmaster identity: d8:3a:00:ff:fe:aa:4d:9d
Grandmaster clock priority 1: 128
Grandmaster clock priority 2: 0
Grandmaster Clock Quality
  Clock class: 255
  Clock accuracy: 0x20
  Clock offset: 0xFFFF

The following example output displays the time properties dataset information, including current UTC offset, leap second status, and time traceable status.

supervisor@rtbrick.net: op> show ptp clock dataset time-properties
Current UTC offset: 0
Current UTC offset valid: True
Leap 59: False
Leap 61: False
Time traceable: True
Frequency traceable: True
PTP Timescale: False
Time source: GPS
Time of day: Wed Jun 03 2026 11:29:52.814493 UTC

show ptp servo

This command displays the status and configuration of the PTP servo mechanism on a device. The servo is a critical component in PTP that adjusts the local clock to synchronize with a master clock.

Syntax:

show ptp servo

The following example displays the output of the show ptp servo command, providing the PTP servo statistics for Clock 0. It details the servo’s configuration, current state ("Frequency Locked"), lock status ("Locked"), and various correction and packet rate values.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show ptp servo
Servo Stat for Clock 0
  Servo config: Freq + Phase Correction
  Servo state: Frequency Locked
  Servo state duration: 2:49:37
  Lock status: Locked
  APTS mode: N/A
  Frequency correction: 12000.000000 ppb
  Phase correction: 542500000.000000 nsec
  Offset from master: -542543518.000000 nsec
  Mean path delay: 458.000000 nsec
  APTS GPS to PTP offset: N/A
  Sync packet rate: 16
  Delay packet rate: 16

show ptp servo history

The "show ptp servo history" command displays detailed PTP timing information and servo state changes. This command displays the most recent 100 state changes.

Syntax:

show ptp servo history

The following example output provides a log of PTP servo states, including specific lock statuses, correction metrics, and timing data recorded for a device.

supervisor@rtbrick.net: cfg> show ptp servo history
Total number of recorded changes: 6
Servo recorded at 2026-06-12 07:45:52
  Servo config: Freq + Phase Correction
  Servo state: Frequency Locked
  Servo state duration: 0:00:24
  Lock status: Locked
  APTS mode: N/A
  Frequency correction: 48.000000 ppb
  Phase correction: 294500000.000000 nsec
  Offset from master: -4000206155.000000 nsec
  Mean path delay: 299.000000 nsec
  APTS GPS to PTP offset: N/A
  Sync packet rate: 16
  Delay packet rate: 16
Servo recorded at 2026-06-12 07:45:22
  Servo config: Freq + Phase Correction
  Servo state: Holdover Out Of Spec
  Servo state duration: 0:00:04
  Lock status: Holdover
  APTS mode: N/A
  Frequency correction: 11125.000000 ppb
  Phase correction: -294750000.000000 nsec
  Offset from master: -4294720968.000000 nsec
  Mean path delay: 205.000000 nsec
  APTS GPS to PTP offset: N/A
  Sync packet rate: 16
  Delay packet rate: 16
Servo recorded at 2026-06-12 07:40:21
  Servo config: Freq + Phase Correction
  Servo state: Frequency Locked
  Servo state duration: 0:00:23
  Lock status: Locked
  APTS mode: N/A
  Frequency correction: 42.000000 ppb
  Phase correction: -294500000.000000 nsec
  Offset from master: -294883100.000000 nsec
  Mean path delay: 292.000000 nsec
  APTS GPS to PTP offset: N/A
  Sync packet rate: 16
  Delay packet rate: 16
Servo recorded at 2026-06-12 07:39:51
  Servo config: Freq + Phase Correction
  Servo state: Holdover Out Of Spec
  Servo state duration: 0:00:03
  Lock status: Holdover
  APTS mode: N/A
  Frequency correction: -11125.000000 ppb
  Phase correction: 294750000.000000 nsec
  Offset from master: -282462.000000 nsec
  Mean path delay: 391.000000 nsec
  APTS GPS to PTP offset: N/A
  Sync packet rate: 16
  Delay packet rate: 16
Servo recorded at 2026-06-12 07:05:49
  Servo config: Freq + Phase Correction
  Servo state: Frequency Locked
  Servo state duration: 0:00:21
  Lock status: Locked
  APTS mode: N/A
  Frequency correction: 12000.000000 ppb
  Phase correction: 294500000.000000 nsec
  Offset from master: -141093.000000 nsec
  Mean path delay: 204.000000 nsec
  APTS GPS to PTP offset: N/A
  Sync packet rate: 16
  Delay packet rate: 16
Servo recorded at 2026-06-12 07:04:49
  Servo config: Freq + Phase Correction
  Servo state: Acquiring
  Servo state duration: 0:00:23
  Lock status: Acquiring
  APTS mode: N/A
  Frequency correction: 5875.000000 ppb
  Phase correction: 294500000.000000 nsec
  Offset from master: -170559.000000 nsec
  Mean path delay: 238.000000 nsec
  APTS GPS to PTP offset: N/A
  Sync packet rate: 16
  Delay packet rate: 16

show ptp statistics

This command displays the PTP packet statistics for a device.

Syntax:

show ptp statistics <interface>

Option Description

-

Without any option, the commands displays the PTP packet statistics for all interfaces.

<interface>

Displays the PTP packet statistics for the specified interface.

The following example displays the output of the show ptp statistics command, detailing both global and interface-specific (ifp-0/1/8) PTP packet transmission, reception, and discard counts.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show ptp statistics
Total PTP statistics
  Tx: 161895   Rx: 566652   Discarded: 16
Interface           Tx             Rx             Discarded
ifp-0/1/8           161895         566652         16

The following example displays PTP packet statistics for interface ifp-0/1/8, showing 161895 packets transmitted, 566652 received, and 16 discarded.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show ptp statistics interface ifp-0/1/8
ifp-0/1/8
  Tx: 161895
  Rx: 566652
  Discarded: 16

show ptp interface <interface-name>

The show ptp interface <interface-name>` command allows you to retrieve specific PTP information for a specified interface.

Syntax:

show ptp interface <interface-name> (dataset | master | peer | slave)

Attribute Description

interface <interface-name> (dataset | master | peer | slave)

Specifies the interface for which the PTP information is displayed.

  • dataset: Displays the operational data set for the specified PTP port, including its current configuration and operational status.

  • master: Shows details regarding the PTP master clock associated with that interface.

  • peer: Provides statistics and configuration details for the PTP peer connected to the interface.

  • slave: Displays status and configuration information for the interface when it is operating in a slave role.

The example output below displays the detailed operational dataset for the PTP interface ifp-0/1/8, providing details about its current port state, configuration parameters, and information about the associated foreign master clock.

supervisor@rtbrick.net: cfg> show ptp interface ifp-0/1/8 dataset
ifp-0/1/8
  Port state: Uncalibrated
  Port identity: 5C:07:58:A2:CE:5C:00:01:0009
  Port mean path delay: 297
  Log announce interval: -3
  Log sync interval: -4
  Log min delay req interval: -4
  Announce receipt timeout: 3
  Delay mechanism: End to End
  Version number: 2
  Local priority: 128
  Master only: False
  Network interface: ifp-0/1/8
  TTL: 64
  DSCP: 46
  Unicast grant duration: 0 seconds
  Configured delay asymmetry: 0
  Acceptable master table: Disabled
  Acceptable slave table: Disabled
  Number of foreign masters: 1
  Current foreign master: 0
Foreign master #0
  L2 address: D8:3A:DD:AA:4D:9D
  GM identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Port ID: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D:0002
  GM clock class: 13
  GM clock accuracy: 0x20
  GM clock offset: 0xFFFF
  GM priority1: 128
  GM priority2: 0
  GM steps removed: 2
  GM sync uncertainty: No

show ptp event history

You can now run the show ptp event history command (with specific filters for grand-master, parent, and interval) to track dataset changes, servo states, and clock transitions. These commands provide real-time visibility into the health of network synchronization and Grandmaster selection directly from the CLI.

Syntax:

show ptp event history
show ptp event history interval
show ptp event history parent
show ptp event history grand-master

Attribute Description

event history

Displays historical PTP dataset events, including dataset changes, servo states, and clock transitions.

event history interval

Displays PTP protocol message interval values.

event history parent

Filters the PTP event history output by parent clock identity, showing dataset events only for the selected parent clock.

event history grand-master

Filters the PTP event history output by grandmaster clock identity, showing dataset events only for the selected grandmaster clock.

The example below displays historical PTP dataset events, detailing parent and grandmaster clock identifiers, clock classes, and other synchronization attributes recorded on the system.

supervisor@rtbrick: op> show ptp event history
Total number of PTP dataset events: 35
Dataset change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:55:56
  Protocol event type: ptp_event_protocol_parent_data_set_change
  Parent clock identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Parent clock port: 2
  Parent stats: No
  Parent offset scaled log variance: Invalid
  Parent clock phase change rate: Invalid
  Grandmaster identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Grandmaster clock class: 13
  Grandmaster clock accuracy: 0x20
  Grandmaster clock offset: 0xFFFF
  Grandmaster priority 1: 128
  Grandmaster priority 2: 0
Dataset change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:55:53
  Protocol event type: ptp_event_protocol_parent_data_set_change
  Parent clock identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Parent clock port: 2
  Parent stats: No
  Parent offset scaled log variance: Invalid
  Parent clock phase change rate: Invalid
  Grandmaster identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Grandmaster clock class: 13
  Grandmaster clock accuracy: 0x21
  Grandmaster clock offset: 0xFFFF
  Grandmaster priority 1: 128
  Grandmaster priority 2: 0

<...>

The example below displays historical PTP interval interrupt logs.

supervisor@rtbrick: op> show ptp event history interval
Total interval interrupts: 2
Delay Request interrupt recorded at 2026-06-29 06:30:42
  Last interval: 127
  Current interval: -4
Delay Request interrupt recorded at 2026-06-29 06:28:29
  Last interval: 127
  Current interval: -4

The example below displays historical changes to the PTP parent data set, documenting three specific events with their associated timestamps, parent clock identities, and port information.

supervisor@rtbrick: op> show ptp event history parent
Total records: 3
Parent data set change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:30:39
  Parent clock identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Parent clock port: 2
  Parent stats: No
  Parent offset scaled log variance: Invalid
  Parent clock phase change rate: Invalid
Parent data set change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:30:13
  Parent clock identity: 5C:07:58:A2:CE:5C:00:01
  Parent clock port: 0
  Parent stats: No
  Parent offset scaled log variance: Invalid
  Parent clock phase change rate: Invalid
Parent data set change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:28:26
  Parent clock identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Parent clock port: 2
  Parent stats: No
  Parent offset scaled log variance: Invalid
  Parent clock phase change rate: Invalid

The example below displays historical PTP Grandmaster change events, listing their specific timestamps, clock identities, and synchronization attributes.

supervisor@rtbrick: op> show ptp event history grand-master
Total records: 35
Grandmaster change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:55:56
  Identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Clock class: 13
  Clock accuracy: 0x20
  Clock offset: 0xFFFF
  Priority 1: 128
  Priority 2: 0
Grandmaster change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:55:53
  Identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Clock class: 13
  Clock accuracy: 0x21
  Clock offset: 0xFFFF
  Priority 1: 128
  Priority 2: 0
Grandmaster change recorded at 2026-06-29 06:54:20
  Identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Clock class: 13
  Clock accuracy: 0x20
  Clock offset: 0xFFFF
  Priority 1: 128
  Priority 2: 0

<...>

show ptp bmca

You can run show ptp bmca and show ptp bmca interface <interface> to view critical troubleshooting data, including selected GM clock IDs, clock classes, and selection timelines. These commands provide clearer network visibility into clock selection and synchronization health directly from the CLI.

Syntax:

show ptp bmca
show ptp bmca interface <interface-name>

Attribute Description

<cr>

Without any option, it displays all the BMCA details.

<interface-name>

Specifies name of the BMCA interface.

supervisor@rtbrick: cfg> show ptp bmca
Selected master clock identity D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Clock port: 2
  Parent stats: No
  Parent offset scaled log variance: Invalid
  Parent clock phase change rate: Invalid
  Time of selection: 2026-06-29 15:55:05 UTC
  GM Identity: D8:3A:00:FF:FE:AA:4D:9D
  Number of times changed: 6
supervisor@rtbrick: cfg> show ptp bmca interface ifp-0/1/8

SyncE ESMC Show CLIs

show synce statistics

This command displays the SyncE statistics.

Syntax:

show synce statistics <interface>

Option Description

<cr>

Without any option, the commands displays the SyncE statistics for all interfaces.

<interface>

Displays the SyncE statistics for the specified interface.

The following example displays the output of the show synce statistics command for all interfaces.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce statistics
ifp-0/1/20
    ESMC Rx: 0
    ESMC Tx: 10719
    Total: 10719
ifp-0/1/69
    ESMC Rx: 0
    ESMC Tx: 30
    Total: 30

The following example displays SyncE statistics for the interface.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce statistics interface ifp-0/1/20
ifp-0/1/20
    ESMC Rx: 0
    ESMC Tx: 10269
    Total: 10269

show synce details

This command displays the SyncE details.

Syntax:

show synce details

Option Description

details

Displays detailed information about the SyncE configurations.

The following example displays the output of the show synce details command, providing detailed information about the SyncE configurations.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce details
Clock-selection: QL-enabled
Equipment clock: EEC-option1
Extended QL-TLV: Disabled
Switchover-mode: Revertive
Hop-count mode: Disable
SyncE clock state: Holdover
DPLL clock state: Holdover
SyncE state duration: 06:33:59
10MHz holdover duration: 10 min

show synce input-source

This command displays the SyncE input source.

Syntax:

show synce input-source

Option Description

input-sources

Displays the SyncE input sources.

The following example displays the output of the show synce input-source command, providing detailed information about the SyncE input sources, including source priority, quality level (QL) status, hold-off timer settings, link status, and clock source ID.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce input-source
Interface: ptp
  Source priority: 1
  QL configured: N/A
  QL received: N/A
  QL operational: N/A
  ESMC status: N/A
  Selected source: False
  Hold off timer: 300 ms
  Hold off timer status: False
  WTR timer: 5 mins
  Link status: Down
  WTR timer status: False
  Clock source id: 256
  Signal fail state: True
  Timing loop: False
  Lockout mode: False

show synce interface <interface_name>

This command displays the SyncE interface information for the specified interface.

Syntax:

show synce interface <interface_name>

Option Description

<interface_name>

Displays the SyncE interface information for the specified interface.

The following example displays the output of the show synce interface ifp-0/1/8 command, providing detailed information about the SyncE status on interface ifp-0/1/8. It includes the source type (Output), link status (Up), and quality level (QL) details.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce interface ifp-0/1/8
Interface: ifp-0/1/8
  Source: Output
  Link status: Up
  QL received: N/A
  QL operational: N/A
  QL operational out: QL_DNU

show synce interface summary

This command displays a summary of the SyncE interface information for all interfaces.

Syntax:

show synce interface summary

This example displays the SyncE interface summary, including details of Interface, QL received, QL operational, Out QL Operational, and Link Status.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce interface summary
Interface           QL received    QL operational Out QL Operational  Link Status
ifp-0/1/20          N/A            N/A            QL_SEC              Up
ifp-0/1/69          N/A            N/A            QL_SEC              Up
ifp-0/1/8           N/A            N/A            QL_DNU              Up
ptp                 N/A            N/A            N/A                 Down

show synce interface <interface-name>

This command displays SyncE interface information for the specified interface.

Syntax:

show synce interface <interface-name>

This example displays the SyncE interface information for the specified interface.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce interface interface ifp-0/1/20
Interface           QL received    QL operational Out QL Operational  Link Status
ifp-0/1/20          N/A            N/A            QL_SEC              Up
ifp-0/1/69          N/A            N/A            QL_SEC              Up
ifp-0/1/8           N/A            N/A            QL_DNU              Up
ptp                 N/A            N/A            N/A                 Down

show synce output-source

This command displays the detailed configuration and status information for the selected SyncE source.

Syntax:

show synce output-source

The following example displays the output of the show synce output-sourcecommand, providing detailed information about the selected SyncE source, including interface name, link status, and quality level (QL) details.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce output-source
Interface: ifp-0/1/20
  Link status: Up
  QL configured: N/A
  QL operational: QL_SEC
Interface: ifp-0/1/69
  Link status: Up
  QL configured: N/A
  QL operational: QL_SEC
Interface: ifp-0/1/8
  Link status: Up
  QL configured: QL_DNU
  QL operational: QL_DNU

show synce selected-source

This command displays detailed view of the selected SyncE source.

Syntax:

show synce synce selected-source

This example provides a detailed view of the selected SyncE source, including key parameters such as Interface, Source Priority, QL (configured, received, and operational), ESMC status, Hold off and WTR timers, Clock source ID, Signal fail state, Timing loop, and Lockout mode.

supervisor@rtbrick>switch: op> show synce synce selected-source
Interface: ptp
  Source priority: 1
  QL configured: N/A
  QL received: QL_PRC
  QL operational: QL_PRC
  ESMC status: N/A
  Selected source: True
  Hold off timer: 300 ms
  Hold off timer status: False
  WTR timer: 5 mins
  Link status: Up
  WTR timer status: False
  Clock source id: 256
  Signal fail state: False
  Timing loop: False
  Lockout mode: False