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NTP Hardware Overview

Meinberg Time Server - GPS M300

Meinberg offers some standard types of NTP time servers which meet a wide range of requirements in network time synchronization.
Additionally, individual time server solutions can be assembled depending on the customer's specific requirements. Examples for customized solutions can be found at the end of this document.

Standard Features and Options - Meinberg NTP Timeserver

  Meinberg LANTIME Server slim 19 Inch Chassis Meinberg LANTIME Server for DIN mounting rail Meinberg LANTIME Server 19 Inch Baugruppenträger
  M600/M300
Timeserver

Slim 19" chassis
Railmount housing
Timeserver

for DIN mounting rail
BGT
Timeserver

19" in 3U housing
 Timeserver Features
NTP Server supported supported supported
NTP Broadcasts supported supported supported
NTP Client for Additional NTP Server (Redundancy)) supported supported supported
NTP SNTP Server supported supported supported
NTP MD5 Encryption configurable configurable configurable
NTP Access Restrictions configurable configurable configurable
RFC-868 TIME Server supported supported supported
RFC-867 DAYTIME Server configurable
(see #1)
configurable
(see #1)
configurable
(see #1)
Potential NTP Client Sync. Accuracy (rps = NTP requests per second) 1-10 ms
up to 10000 rps
1-10 ms
up to 10000 rps
1-10 ms
up to 10000 rps
 Network Connection
Ethernet 10/100Base-T supported supported supported
FDDI optional no support optional
 TCP/IP Network Protocols
HTTP supported supported supported
FTP supported supported supported
DHCP/BOOTP supported supported supported
Telnet supported supported supported
SSH supported supported supported
SNMP Traps with MIB supported supported supported
 User Interface / Management
Keypad / LC Display Keypad
LCD 2x40 chars. (M300)
VFD 256x64 points (M600)
No Display
Web Interface - Terminal
Keypad / LC Display
Status LEDs supported supported supported
HTTP Status Pages supported supported supported
HTTP Control supported supported supported
Telnet Login supported supported supported
SSH Login supported supported supported
RS-232 Terminal optional supported supported
Email Notification on Predefined Events supported supported supported
SNMP Traps Sent on Predefined Events supported supported supported
Syslog Messages Redirectable to External Syslog Server supported supported supported
 Security
Network Lockout supported supported supported
Keypad Lockout optional supported optional
RS-232 Lockout optional optional optional
 Optionen für einzelne Zeitreferenz
GPS (6 channels) supported supported supported
GPS option: Rubidium Frequency Standard no support no support supported
DCF77 supported supported supported
IRIG supported supported supported
Timestring via RS-232, PPS supported supported supported
 Multiple Time Reference Options
GPS + DCF77 or IRIG no support no support supported
GPS + Rubidium + DCF77 or IRIG no support no support supported
DCF77 PZF + IRIG no support no support supported
 Additional Output Signals
1 Pulse Per Second (PPS) supported supported supported
1 Pulse Per Minute nur M600 supported supported
10 MHz Frequency (not if IRIG input only) supported supported supported
2.048 MHz Frequenzausgang
(nicht wenn nur IRIG Eingang)
optional no support optional
IRIG optional
M600 Standard
optional optional
Alarm Contacts (only if GPS included) optional supported supported
Serial Timestring via RS-232 (with GPS only) supported supported supported
 Miscellaneous
Redundant power supply no support no support supported
Form factor 1U Rack Aluminum profile housing 3U Rack

1 The DAYTIME service has been intentionally disabled since it is not well suited for time synchronization. However, the service can be enabled on demand.

Individual Time Server Solutions

In addition to the standard devices Meinberg also assembles customized versions of the time servers depending on the customer's specific requirements.
  • For example: SHS (Secure Hybrid System)
    Two independent sources of time (GPS and DCF77) can be examined and supervised by a monitoring circuit. If the plausibility is ensured, the examined time is handed over to a NTP time server, which distributes the reference time to the network clients.

    If the plausibility check fails then the supervisory circuit raises an alarm signal and disconnects both time sources from the NTP server to prevent the NTP server from distributing a spoofed time.

  • For example: MOAC (NTP Time Server Blade System)
    A redundant set of time sources which feed several individual NTP time servers on different isolated networks. For security reasons there's no router between the individual networks but the same reference time is a available in the networks.


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