In this video I explain how a PTP slave synchronizes its clock with a PTP master through the exchange of four messages: the synchronization message, the follow-up message, the delay-request message, and the delay-response message.
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@paulparacka67666 років тому
There are a lot of videos on UKposts about how the synchronization is done, but none of them actually explain exactly how its done. Yours does. Thank you for making such a nice video !!
@yuz8352 роки тому
exactly!!!
@vasudeva_tulasiРік тому
Yes exactly
@SijomonParakkal8 років тому
The goodness is not only about the virtue of knowledge you possess, but also about your amazing presentation skill, well done, keep it up!
@DhanushkaLankeshwara4 роки тому
The best explanation to PTP I ever found. I was struggling months to understand this and thanks for making this wonderful video.
@libor748 місяців тому
Thank you. I finally understand master - slave sync procedure. Great respect to your teaching skills
@koushikshirali6427Рік тому
By far one of the best PTP explanation!
@aswinsprabhuМісяць тому
Nicely explained. Helps a lot. Thank you.
@ganpathji10 місяців тому
Thank you so much for the superb explanation.
@junmeizhang47085 років тому
It is easy to understand how propagation delay is compensated, I wasn't able to understand how delay inside the switch is compensated previously, but you explained very well. Thanks for making this video!
@user-to9bj5xu6t11 місяців тому
Good presentation for PTP I've ever seen.
@thanhphung53963 роки тому
Very good explaination about how PTP synchronization works I ever seen. Thank you so much!
@vinuchandran7 років тому
Very well explained. Great presentation skills.. I couldn't any other better explanation for PTP other than this. Thanks you
@jaredking30253 роки тому
Great clear explanation of a complex topic. Well done!
@bhawnapradeep99723 роки тому
Thank you for such a comprehensive explanation.... Amazing video if anyone wants to learn the basic of Time Sync 🙏
@shaikon56172 роки тому
In a utopic society - the 3 people that disliked this video will be either in jail or digging a tunnel somewhere in Siberia...
@noureldinmohamed70516 років тому
Very briefly explanation just into the point nice work.
@a3f355223 роки тому
Thank you for this great presentation! It helped me get a better grasp of this subject.
@MrsashafrРік тому
Thanks for great visual explanation!!!
@pityjesus8 років тому
excellent explanation!!!
@siddhantsawant7064Рік тому
very good and crystal-clear explanation with diagram thank you
Great video! The explanation was very easy to understand and the animations are very well done. The last step, delay_request and delay_response, assumes a symmetrical network topology. How can a PTP system detect or measure asymmetry, e.g. where master to slave takes 2 seconds but slave to master takes 3 seconds?
@Dot_Neith_EesdnakAch2 роки тому
I love the explaination thanks
@DavidGessner9 років тому
PTP cannot detect asymmetries. However, if the asymmetries are known, then PTP as defined in IEEE 1588 v2 can be statically configured so that clocks take them into account. This is called "asymmetry correction" in the standard.
@amirnazari64272 роки тому
Concise and useful 👌
@rbellido12 роки тому
Excellent video!!
@issamostek3 роки тому
extremely good explained
@yogeshasati62107 років тому
very easy explanation...........thanks....
@DeepanPrasanth2 роки тому
Very well explained
@moncefrihani70963 роки тому
Very Nice explanation
@thioptimist8 років тому
Hey David, do you know the significance of announce messages? What happens when you have 2 clocks connected and have different announce intervals (one set to 2(4 seconds) and one set to 4(16 seconds)? Great tutorials by the way! :-)
@solomonjenkins95054 роки тому
amazing video, please, DO GO INTO THOSE DETAILS NOW, I want the rest of the info !!!
@sonkeliebers68075 років тому
Sehr schön erklärt, hat mir echt geholfen =)
@clementduval39173 роки тому
Great Video for sure ! Question: why the Master could not embed the directly its transmission timestamps inside the first Sync message ? the Slave being capable to embed the transmission timestamp directly inside the delay_request message , I'm wondering why the Master would not be able to act similarly ? ( I would suspect here that add the timestamps inside the message would be done right before being sent on the wire, by the Network Interface itself) , thanks for your response !
@ruhrrobotics6064 роки тому
Thank you
@umeshcsrinivasa7 років тому
Nice Video..informative
@p.priyadharshini8215 років тому
thank you
@gsureshcs7 років тому
thank you :)
@henningfriedrich42436 років тому
good job boy!
@alonsechan81783 роки тому
What is the rate of the messages (the bandwidth) between the Master and Slave ? and how does the message looks like, how long is each message ? is it possible to obtain the precision using RF link instead of fiber ? I would like to ask more questions if it is possible to contact you in someway it would be great. Thank you very much for the great videos
@anujagrawal81414 роки тому
Same question asked by George in previous comment: "I understand why there needs to be compensation for the processing/encapsulating delay in the master's first message, but why isn't there a similar one for the slave's delay request time stamp? Wouldn't there be a delay between reading its own clock and transmitting as well?"
@balamuruganjeyachandran67194 роки тому
It is not used. It does not use absolute time He just mentioned the scenario.
@qxsnap43144 роки тому
The Delay Request message does *not* contain a timestamp in the message. The slave reads the timestamp from hardware after the Delay Request message is sent.
@yuz8352 роки тому
because only the slave needs this timestamp, and master doesn't need it. Slave can read it's hardware timestamp after it sends out the Delay Request message.
@krishnakanthk42834 роки тому
what is the difference between peer to peer vs end to end delay, can i assume the description in this video is for "peer-to-peer"
@jantonkens9820Рік тому
How does it work if propagation is not the same in both directions? So when delay in one direction is not round-trip/2 ? That is not unrealistic - even in direct P2P links (though would be smaller than in NTP sync of a workstation over some dial up link or a antique broad band where downstream was via cable tv signal but upstream via dial up phone. This did happen in the early years where older cable networks where not return capable
@MobinMusic5 років тому
Thanks. it was very clear and nice step by step explanation. just one doubt: in last step why the calculated delay for propagation is divide by 2. it should be done in NTP because the time values that used to calculate the propagation delay include one way go and one way back. But here the time values to calculate delay just include one way propagation! Thanks in advance if you reply on this.
@xody45123 роки тому
The slave time already contains the propagation delay from the follow up message (Master->Slave). Therefore, the Master->Slave propagation time is not required anymore.
@carranzacasas5 років тому
Hi David, i work for CLARO ARGENTINA, having some doubts about implementing G8275.2 Telecom Profile; we found 10000 nano seconds in a TIME ERROR testing and ITU says the Maximun is 1500 ns; we have investigated on our packet network (QoS, link capacity) and no found any evidence of the problem. COuld you help me troubleshooting it? Regards
@mohamedismail83Рік тому
great
@MrGreeneyes777 років тому
This is a great video however I don't see how the time lost by the master transmitting the message (1s in your video) is accounted for by the slave ?
@qxsnap43144 роки тому
That is why the timestamp of the Sync (1st) message is sent in the Follow Up (2nd) message. This gives the master time to fetch the recorded timestamp from hardware without any delay being incurred by the Sync message.
@gshcarter4 роки тому
I understand why there needs to be compensation for the processing/encapsulating delay in the master's first message, but why isn't there a similar one for the slave's delay request time stamp? Wouldn't there be a delay between reading its own clock and transmitting as well?
@justinnobles24634 роки тому
Hi George, the difference between the first master message (SYNC) and the first slave message (DELAY_REQ) is that the timestamp inside the message of DELAY_REQ isn't that important. The important value in this case is the time the packet left the port, which can be determined with high precision right away. I hope this helps.
@nickvolz4442Рік тому
* I need help configuring PTP. My relays are showing slave, slave, Master even though set Tekron server as “Master”. Any suggestions?
@amirica964 роки тому
In the final delay request sent by the slave clock, you have chosen 208s, an even number. What if you had chosen 209s, yielding a difference of 3 seconds instead of 4? This would give us 1.5 second transmission delay - what happens then?
@aspuzling3 роки тому
If the slave had sent its delay request at 209 seconds then the master would have received it at (according to its clock) a timestamp of 213. When the slave receives 213 in the delay response, it would subtract 209 from 213 = 4. So the propagation delay is still 4/2 = 2 seconds. However, if the network had a propagation of only 1.5 seconds instead of 2, the calculations are still exactly the same - you would simply add 1.5 seconds to the slave's clock.