Hello,
I'm currently using v3.1 to sync some Redhat 7.6 machines to a PTP
master. It has been working well so far but I just noticed a case where
the time will be out of sync until it slewed back slowly after a network
restart only. When the network goes down by commanding the os to
disable networking, ptp4l and phc2sys recognize this and seem to handle
things properly. After the network is brought back up, it looks like it
starts to sync to a time without leap seconds just long enough to
generate a large time offset. ptp4l will detect this and perform a time
step adjustment at this point. A few moments later the correct time
will be detected on its own and then ptp4l will slew to the correct time
taking a few minutes or more. Is there a configuration setting that may
handle this disable/enable network jump scenario?
Thanks,
Jason
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