01-19-2006 01:42 AM - edited 03-03-2019 11:30 AM
hello,
in this type of connection is it necessary that on both router thre should be diffendent clock source command? it means is it like one router sould have command clocksource line and other should have clocksource internal?
why???
and my understanding regarding to it like it soulbe like master clock generated by one and other follow that masterclok which is send with data....i am right or not please clear my fundamental...
devang
01-19-2006 03:37 AM
Hi Devang,
It is absolutely essential that one uses clock source internal and the other clock source line.
Let's consider the alternatives:
1. If you make them both use an internal clock source, you are in essence letting them both free-run. Therefore, if the internal clock source is not very accurate (which is usually the case), you will see clock slips on both sides.
2. If you make them both take clock from the line, this makes even less sense. If both of them are sourcing the clocking signal from the line, who is going to provide the signal in the first palce.
Hope that helps - pls rate the post if it does.
Regards,
Paresh.
01-19-2006 09:39 PM
thanks Mr. Paresh
ok now one more help if i want to know the hardware detail of T1 card from where i can see like which command will give me that information ....and different card affect the cable length.
and as i told u earlier i am having one SG8 device, it is not having serial card its only having T1 cards so when i am assign ip to t1 interface using interface serial 0/1:0 it run but wht is the exact fundamental for that command and after giveing command show ints s0/1:0 its showing no internetaddress assign??? so what should be possible causes???
and can i have your email id?
thank you
devang
01-19-2006 10:29 PM
Hi Devang,
'sh controller t1
In order to troubleshoot why you can't assign an IP address to the serial interface, could you post the exact sequence of commands you are entering and the relevant config of the router ?
Hope that helps,
Paresh
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