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[ptp]
# Priority1 value
# It can assume values between 0 and 255.
# The lower the number, the higher the priority for the BMCA.
priority1 = 248
# Clock option to specify system clock type
# Currently, Linux only. Options are MonotonicRaw and Realtime.
# Realtime works on all network interfaces. MonotonicRaw is available on
# interfaces that support it.
#[clock]
#SystemClock = MonotonicRaw
[port]
# TODO
announceReceiptTimeout = 3
# TODO
syncReceiptTimeout = 3
# Neighbor propagation delay threshold in nanoseconds
# The default pdelay threshold for various hardware link types is specified in
# IEEE Std 802.1AS-Cor1-2013 Table 11-0 "Value of neighborPropDelayThresh for
# various links, in clause 11.2.2. It needs to be configurable because a
# user may be using a converter to fibre and the software wont know until the
# administrator changes it.
neighborPropDelayThresh = 800
# Sync Receipt Threshold
# This value defines the number of syncs with wrong seqID that will trigger
# the ptp slave to become master (it will start announcing)
# Normally sync messages are sent every 125ms, so setting it to 8 will allow
# up to 1 second of wrong messages before switching
syncReceiptThresh = 8
[eth]
# Older deprecated format
# PHY delay GB TX in nanoseconds
# The default for I210 is 184
#phy_delay_gb_tx = 184
# Older deprecated format
# PHY delay GB RX in nanoseconds
# The default for I210 is 184
#phy_delay_gb_rx = 382
# Older deprecated format
# PHY delay 100 MB TX in nanoseconds
# The default for I210 is 1044
#phy_delay_mb_tx = 1044
# Older deprecated format
# PHY delay 100 MB RX in nanoseconds
# The default for I210 is 2133
#phy_delay_mb_rx = 2133
# Newer flexible format
# PHY delay GB RX/TX in nanoseconds
# Link speed may be specified numerically or by name
#phy_delay = 1000000 184 382
phy_delay = LINKSPEED_1G 184 382
# PHY delay 100 MB RX/TX in nanoseconds
phy_delay = LINKSPEED_100MB 1044 2133
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