6) A redundant configuration that can synchronize on, and share one, two, and more network clocking signals. Plus synchronize on a independent stratum 3 or greater clock source.
8) A redundant configuration that can synchronize on, and share one, two, and more network clocking signals.
For Question 6, and 8, I was wanting to know how Asterisk handles the passthrough of network (T1) clock synchronization from one T1 interface to another. This would allow an Asterisk systems to feed clock to downstream systems. Avoiding frame slips across the voice network, where Asterisk is the front end to it all (connected to it PSTN), and connecting to other systems via T1. I am aiming to find that kind a mixed network answer.
Anyone know what this guy is talking about?
Jeremy McNamara
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