A
- admin page
- agency compliance
- alarms
- antenna
- mounting
- mounting conditions 1, 2
- mounting requirements
B
C
- clear alarm command
- clear authlog command
- clear daemon log command
- clear eventlog command
- clear ptp-stat command
- clear syslog command
- CLI 1
- commands
- backup scp
- backup tftp
- clear alarm
- clear authlog
- clear daemon log
- clear eventlog
- clear ptp-stat
- clear syslog
- config 1/5MHz
- config accounting
- config accounting-level
- config accounting-server add
- config accounting-server del
- config alarm-email-receiver
- config alarm-profile
- config antenna-cable-delay-compensation
- config antenna-voltage
- config auth-order
- config change-password
- config cli-banner-file
- config cli-banner-text
- config cli-timeout
- config datetime
- config dns0
- config dns1
- config domain
- config dst
- config e1 output loopback
- config e1 output port
- config enable-password
- config eth0 auto-nego
- config eth0 duplex
- config eth0 ip
- config eth0 ip-mode
- config eth0 speed
- config gps anti-jamming
- config holdover-state
- config hostname
- config language
- config password
- config pps-squelch
- config ppx
- config primary-ptp-server
- config ptp add server
- config ptp slave
- config radius-server add
- config radius-server del
- config secondary-ptp-server
- config snmp contact
- config snmp readonly-community
- config snmp readwrite-community
- config snmp-trap add
- config snmp-trap del
- config snmp-v3user add
- config snmp-v3user del
- config snr
- config ssl-cert
- config ssl-key
- config sync-src-priority
- config timezone
- config unsecured-communication-protocols
- config user add
- config user class
- config user del
- config user password
- config web
- config web-mode
- config web-timeout
- ftp
- halt
- ping
- reboot
- reset config
- reset password
- restart ptp
- restart timeprobe-agent
- restore scp
- restore tftp
- save scp authlog
- save scp daemonlog
- save scp eventlog
- save scp syslog
- save tftp authlog
- save tftp daemonlog
- save tftp eventlog
- save tftp syslog
- scp
- tftp
- tftp license
- compliance
- config 1/5/10MHz command
- config accounting
- config accounting-level
- config accounting-server add
- config accounting-server del
- config alarm-email-receiver command
- config alarm-profile command
- config antenna-cable-delay-compensation command
- config antenna-voltage command
- config auth-order
- config change-password
- config cli-banner-file
- config cli-banner-text
- config cli-timeout command
- config datetime command
- config dns0 command
- config dns1 command
- config domain command
- config dst command
- config e1 output loopback command
- config e1 output port command
- config enable-password command
- config eth0 auto-nego command
- config eth0 duplex command
- config eth0 ip command
- config eth0 ip-mode command
- config eth0 speed command
- config gps anti-jamming command
- config holdover-state
- config hostname command
- config language command
- config page
- config password command
- config pps-squelch
- config ppx command
- config primary-ptp-server command
- config ptp add server command
- config ptp slave command
- config ptp slv disable command
- config ptp slv domain command
- config ptp slv dscp command
- config ptp slv enable command
- config ptp slv profile command
- config ptp unicast acc-master add command
- config ptp unicast acc-master del command
- config ptp unicast announce command
- config ptp unicast delay command
- config ptp unicast duration command
- config ptp unicast signaling command
- config ptp unicast sync command
- config radius-server add
- config radius-server del
- config secondary-ptp-server command
- config snmp contact command
- config snmp readonly-community command
- config snmp readwrite-community command
- config snmp-trap add command
- config snmp-trap del command
- config snmp-v3user add command
- config snmp-v3user del command
- config snr command
- config ssl-cert command
- config ssl-key command
- config sync-src-priority command
- config timezone command
- config unsecured-communication-protocols command
- config user add
- config user class
- config user del
- config user password
- config web command
- config web-mode command
- config web-timeout command
- console cable
- conventions
- customer support 1, 2
D
E
- e-mail lists
- elements
- EMC testing
- enable mode password
- environmental specifications
- event states
F
- factory defaults
- ftp command
G
- graphical user interface
H
- halt command
- hardware
- height
- humidity
I
- input voltage
- installation instructions
- installation requirements
- IP address
K
L
- log page
- login class
- changing by Admin user
- login page
M
N
P
- parameters
- password
- physical dimensions
- ping command
- port LEDs
- power
- PTP
R
S
- safety testing
- save scp authlog command
- save scp daemonlog command
- save scp eventlog command
- save scp syslog command
- save tftp authlog command
- save tftp daemonlog command
- save tftp eventlog command
- save tftp syslog command
- scp command
- SNMPv3
- software
- specifications
- SSH
- status page
- support
- support, technical See technical support
- system LEDs
T
U
- unpacking the chassis
- upgrading See software
- user account
- admin password changing
- admin password reset
- creating Read-Only user
- creating Read/Write user
- deleting Read-Only user
- deleting Read/Write user
- guidelines
- management
- modifying
- overview
- Read-Only user password changing by Admin user
- Read/Write user password changing by Admin user
- Read/Write user password changing by Read/Write user
- user interface
W
Understanding the Config Page
- The Config Page—Network Pane
- The Config Page—Timing Pane
- The Config Page—E1 Pane
- The Config Page—PTP Pane
- The Config Page—Trap Pane
- The Config Page—SNMPv3 Pane
- The Config Page—Users Pane
- The Config Page—Profile Pane
- The Config Page—RADIUS Pane
The Config Page—Network Pane
Figure 29: Timing Client Config Page—Network Pane

Table 11 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—Network pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
Table 11: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—Network Pane
Element | Description |
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Network Section | This section allows you to change the network related parameters for the Timing Client. |
LAN1 Option Button | Indicates that the network setting is for LAN1. |
IP Address | The IP address assigned to the selected port. |
Mask | The subnet mask assigned to the selected port. |
Gateway | The IP address of the gateway the Timing Client uses to communicate across the network. |
Primary DNS | The IP address of the primary DNS used by the Timing Client. |
Secondary DNS | IP address of the secondary DNS used by the Timing Client. |
Domain | Domain name of the LAN. |
Mode | The method used by the Timing Client to obtain an IP address.
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Speed | Allows you to select either 100 Mbps or 10 Mbps for the LAN port. |
Duplex | Allows you to select either full or half duplex mode for the LAN port. |
Auto Negotiation | Allows you to enable or disable auto negotiation for the LAN port. |
Ping | Allows you to ping a device on the network.
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VLAN Section | This section allows you to configure or change the VLAN related parameters for the Timing Client. |
VLAN | Use the option button to configure or change the VLAN settings for the Ethernet port. |
IP Address | Enter the IP address for the selected VLAN. |
Mask | Enter the subnet mask assigned to the selected VLAN. |
Id | Enter the VLAN ID ranging from 2 through 4095, which is used to identify the VLAN encapsulation packet. |
Priority | Enter a priority value for the VLAN header to be used for differential services transporting the packet. This value ranges from 0 through 7. |
Mode | Select a mode to be used by the Timing Client to obtain an IP address for the VLAN.
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Enable | Use the option button to enable or disable VLAN encapsulation for IP packets. |
Apply | Click to save and implement the changes. |
The Config Page—Timing Pane
Figure 30: Timing Client Config Page—Timing Pane

Table 12 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—Timing pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
Table 12: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—Timing Pane
Element | Description |
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Timing Config Section | This section allows the user to configure the timing output options on the Timing Client. |
PPx | Allows user to set PPS, PPS2, PPM, or PPH signal for the PPx output port. Click the Apply button to commit the changes. |
PPS Squelch | Allows you to turn on or off the PPS squelch.
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Holdover State | Allows you to set the TCA system to remain in the holdover state or change to the internal state after 24 hours of holdover state.
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1/5/10MHz | Allows you to set the frequency of the 1/5/10 MHz output port. |
Time Zone Section | Allows you to set the local time zones. |
Daylight Saving Time Section | Allows you to adjust the clock for DST. |
Offset | Allows you to select the time period (in minutes) to be adjusted for DST. The default value is 0 minute (that is, the DST is turned off). |
Start Date | Allows you to select the date and month on which the DST starts. The default value is 1st January. |
Start Time | Allows you to select the UTC time scale (in 24-hour format) at which the DST starts. The default value is 00:00 UTC (GMT). |
End Date | Allows you to select the date and month on which the DST ends. The default value is 31st December. |
End Time | Allows you to select the DST time scale (in 24-hour format) at which the DST ends. The default value is 23:59 DST. |
Antenna Voltage | Allows you to set the antenna voltage. Available options are 3.3v or 5v. |
Antenna Cable Delay Compensation (ns) | Allows you to set a delay compensation value to compensate for varying cable lengths. This value ranges from -10000 through 10000 nanoseconds. Note: You are advised to enter:
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SNR | Allows you to set the signal strength display format to be either AMU or dBHz. Note: This field is not visible if the TCA6500 Timing Client uses the Resolution SMT GPS Timing Receiver. The AMU is not an industry standard unit of measurement. |
Synch Source Priority Section | Allows you to configure the priority of various synchronization reference sources. Available options are N/A, PTP, or Internal. |
Priority List | Allows you to enable a priority to be assigned to a reference source. The sync source list is arranged in orders of priority, with 1 being the highest order. |
Apply | Allows you to save the current configuration and apply to memory. |
AntiJamming Section | This section allows you to enable or disable
the anti-jamming capability of the Resolution SMT GPS Timing Receiver. Note: This section is visible only if the TCA6500 Timing Client uses the Resolution SMT GPS Timing Receiver. |
Anti-Jamming | Allows you to enable or disable the anti-jamming capability of the Resolution SMT GPS Timing Receiver.
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Apply button | Allows you to save the anti-jamming configuration. |
The Config Page—E1 Pane
Figure 31: Timing Client Config Page—E1 Pane

Table 13 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—E1 pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
Table 13: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—E1 Pane
Element | Description |
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E1 Output Configuration Section | This windows displays the available E1 output ports and their current configuration. |
Port | Port number. |
Mode | Describes E1 port mode as BITS. |
Frame |
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Coding | Describes E1 line coding, AMI or HDB3. |
LBO | E1 Line Build Out (DB):
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TxClk | Describes the Tx clock source as internal. |
RxSen | Describes the Rx clock sensitivity as auto. |
SSM | Describes Synchronization Status Message state. Options are Enabled or Disabled. |
State | Describes admin state. Options are Enabled or Disabled. |
FramerGen | Describes the framer generation configured on the T1 output port. Available options are:
Note: This field is available only when the Timing Client uses T1 interface type. |
Edit Button | Allows the user to edit the parameters of the selected output port using the pull-down manuals at the bottom of the screen. |
Port Number | Allows the user to configure the port number. |
Mode | Allows user to configure E1 port mode. For the current software release, only BITS is supported. |
Framing | Allows user to configure E1 Framing modes:
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Line Coding | Allows user to configure E1 line coding. For the current software release, only HDB3 is supported. |
Framer Gen | Allows user to configure first or second generation framer on the T1 output port. Available options are:
Note: This field is available only when the Timing Client uses T1 interface type. |
Line Build Out (LBO) | E1 Line Build Out (DB):
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Tx Clock Source | Allows the user to configure Tx clock source. For the current software release, only Internal is supported. |
Rx Sensitivity | Allows the user to configure the Rx Clock Sensitivity. Options are:
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SSM State | Allows the user to configure Synchronization Status Message state. Options are Enabled or Disabled. |
The Config Page—PTP Pane
Figure 32: Timing Client Config Page—PTP Pane

Table 14 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—PTP pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
Table 14: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—PTP Pane
Element | Description |
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PTP Config Section | This window lists devices with which the Timing Client has a PTP relationship |
Telecom Profile | Two options are available–Enabled and Disabled |
Priority 1 | Field not configurable |
Priority 2 | Field not configurable |
Domain Number | Enter a value ranging between 0-254 to set the domain number associated with the network broadcast domain the Timing Client will join. |
Delay Req Mode | Two options are available. Unicast or Multicast |
Log Mean Delay Req Interval | Available options: 32 or 64 packets/second |
Log Mean Announce Interval | Field not configurable |
Log Mean Sync Interval | Field not configurable |
Announce Receipt Timeout | Configurable options 2-10 |
DSCP | Enter the Differential Service (DiffServ) value for the IP packet. Note: This should be configured to Explicit Forward (EF) which is a value of 46 decimal. |
Apply | Click to save the PTP configuration. |
Unicast Section | This section allows you to configure the unicast related parameters. |
Sync | Select the sync message rate that the Timing Client requests from the Grandmaster. The available options are:
Note: It is recommended to select 64 packet/sec. |
Delay | Select the delay response message rate that the Timing Client requests from the Grandmaster. The available options are:
Note: It is recommended to select 64 packet/sec. |
Announce | Select the announce message rate that the Timing Client requests from the Grandmaster. The available options are:
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Duration | Enter the Timing Client expiration duration for sending signaling messages without receiving an acknowledgement from the Grandmaster. This value ranges from 100 seconds through 3000 seconds. |
Signaling | Select an option button to enable or disable the sending of signaling messages to the Grandmaster. Note: When reverting to profiles other than the Telecom profile, signaling needs to be disabled. |
Apply | Click to save the unicast configuration. |
Acceptable Master List Section | This section allows you to add or delete the acceptable Grandmasters for the Timing Client, which is used for the Ethernet network packet IP protocol. |
Acceptable Master List Window | Displays a list of acceptable Grandmasters with their IP addresses. |
Delete | Click to delete the selected Grandmaster entry. |
IP Address | Enter the IP address of the acceptable Grandmaster for the Timing Client. |
Add | Click to add the acceptable Grandmaster to the Timing Client. |
TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Client Configurable Profiles
- Default Profile:
- Supports One-step and Two-step modes.
- Process Multicast Announce/Sync/Delay Response.
- Sends Multicast Delay Request with 32 pps or 64 pps.
- There is no Signaling/Management Packet support.
- Juniper Profile:
- Supports One-step and Two-step modes.
- Process Multicast Announce/Sync and Unicast Delay Response.
- Sends Unicast Delay Request with 32 pps or 64 pps.
- There is no Signaling/Management Packet support.
- Telecom Profile:
- Supports One-step mode only.
- Process Unicast Announce/Sync and Unicast Delay Response.
- Sends Unicast Delay Request with 32 pps or 64 pps.
- Supports Unicast Discovery and Signalling.
- You can use the Web Interface or the CLI to configure the Telecom profile with or without signalling. For more information about using the CLI, see Using Telnet with the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
- PTP Over Ethernet Profile:
- Supports One-step and Two-step modes.
- Process Multicast Announce/Sync/Delay Response.
- Sends Multicast Delay Request with 32 pps or 64 pps.
- There is no Signaling/Management/Unicast Packet support.
Table 15: Configuration for Each Profile
Profile | Event Message Type | Packet Type |
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Juniper Profile | Sync/Delay Response | Multicast |
Delay Request | Unicast | |
Telecom Profile | Sync/Delay Response | Unicast |
Delay Request | Unicast | |
Default Profile | Sync/Delay Response | Multicast |
Delay Request | Multicast | |
PTP Over Ethernet Profile | Sync/Delay Response | Multicast |
Delay Request | Multicast |
The Config Page—Trap Pane
Figure 33: Timing Client Config Page—Trap Pane

Table 16 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—Trap pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
Table 16: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—Trap Pane
Element | Description |
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SNMP Section | This section allows you to set the SNMP contact parameters to be used by the Timing Client. |
sysLocation | Specifies the location of the Timing Client. |
sysName | Provides information describing the Timing Client. |
sysContact | Specify contact information of the administrator assigned to manage the Timing Client. |
ReadOnlyComm | Enter the command the network will use to request read community strings. |
RWriteComm | Enter the command the network will use to request write community strings. |
Apply Button | Click to save SNMP parameters to memory. |
Trap Section | View and specify trap destinations to which the Timing Client sends alarm information. |
Destination | The IP address of the trap to which the Timing Client sends SNMP data. |
Ver | Version of the SNMP trap. |
Edit Button | Edit the parameters of the trap destination. |
Delete | Delete the trap destination. |
Address | Enter the IP address of the Trap to which the Timing Client will send alarm information. |
Version | Allows you to specify version of the SNMP trap. |
Save Button | Save information to memory. |
The Config Page—SNMPv3 Pane
Figure 34: Timing Client Config Page—SNMPv3 Pane

Table 17 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—SNMPv3 pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
Table 17: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—SNMPv3 Pane
Element | Description |
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V3 User Section | The v3 User section allows the identification of SNMPv3 users who have access to information about the Timing Client. |
Username | Login name of the user. |
Auth Crypt | Specifies the type of encryption a user will use to log in to the Timing Client. |
Pri Protocol | Selects encryption mode on the Timing Client. Available options are DES, AES, No Privacy. |
Edit | Edit the parameters for the SNMPv3 user. |
Delete | Removes a user from the list. |
Name | The username assigned to access the Timing Client. |
Auth Phrase | Creates a unique authentication password for a user. The password must contain six or more characters. |
Auth Crypt | Selects encryption type:
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Pri Phrase | Creates a unique encryption privilege-phrase for messages exchanged between the user and the Timing Client. |
Pri Protocol | Allows you to configure the privacy protocol for the SNMPv3 user.
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Save Button | Save information to memory. |
The Config Page—Users Pane
Figure 35: Timing Client Config Page—Users Pane

Table 18 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—Users pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
![]() | Note: For Read/Write users, the Profile pane is available instead of the Users pane. The Users pane is visible only to the Admin user. For information about the Profile pane, see The Config Page—Profile Pane. |
Table 18: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—Users Pane
Element | Description |
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Users Section | This section allows you (Admin user) to view and configure user account details |
Users Window | Displays a list of configured user accounts with their username and login class details. Note:
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Edit Button | Click to modify the configuration details of the selected user account. |
Delete Button | Click to delete the selected user account from the user account list. |
Username | Enter the username for the user account. The character length ranges from 4 through 12 characters. The characters that can be used are alphanumeric and underscore (that is, _). |
Password | Enter the password for the user account. The character length ranges from 4 through 12 characters. The characters that can be used are alphanumeric and special characters (that is, !@#$_). |
Class | Select to configure the login class for the user account. The options are: |
Save Button | Click to save the changes. |
The Config Page—Profile Pane
Figure 36: Timing Client Config Page—Profile Pane

Table 19 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—Profile pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
![]() | Note: For the Admin user, Users pane is available instead of the Profile pane. Profile pane is visible only to the Read/Write user. For information about the Users pane, see The Config Page—Users Pane. The password of the Admin user can be changed from the Admin page. |
Table 19: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—Profile Pane
Element | Description |
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Change Password Section | This section allows you (Read/Write user) to change the password for your user account. |
Old Password | Enter the current password. |
New Password | Enter the new password to be set for your user account. The character length ranges from 4 through 12 characters. The characters that can be used are alphanumeric and special characters (that is, !@#$_). |
Retype New Password | Reenter the password typed in the New Password field. |
Save Button | Click to change your password and save the changes. Note: The new password will be effective from next login onwards. The current session is not affected. |
The Config Page—RADIUS Pane
Figure 37: Timing Client Config Page—RADIUS Pane

Table 20 describes the elements that appear on the Config page—RADIUS pane of the TCA6000 and TCA6500 Timing Clients.
Table 20: Elements on the Timing Client Config Page—RADIUS Pane
Element | Description |
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RADIUS Authentication Servers Section | This section allows you to view and configure RADIUS authentication servers to be used by the Timing Client for user authentication. |
Radius Authentication Servers window | Displays a list of configured RADIUS authentication servers with their corresponding configuration details. Note: You can add only a maximum of three RADIUS authentication servers. |
Edit Button | Click to modify the configuration details of the selected RADIUS authentication server. |
Delete Button | Click to delete the selected RADIUS authentication server from the server list. |
Server IP | Enter the IP address of the RADIUS authentication server to be used for user authentication. |
Port | Enter the port through which the specified RADIUS authentication server is contacted for user authentication. The default port number is 1812. |
Retry | Enter the number of attempts to be tried for contacting the specified RADIUS authentication server. The value ranges from 1 through 10. The default value is 3. When all retries fail, the Timing Client contacts the next RADIUS authentication server in the authentication server list. |
Timeout | Enter the time in seconds till which the Timing Client waits for a response from the specified RADIUS authentication server. The value ranges from 1 through 90 seconds. The default value is 3 seconds. If the response is not received within the specified time period and the configured retry limit is not attained, then the Timing Client once again tries to contact the authentication server. If the response is not received within the specified time period and the configured retry limit is attained, then the Timing Client contacts the next RADIUS authentication server in the authentication server list. |
Secret Word | Enter the password shared with the specified RADIUS authentication server. The character length ranges from 16 through 32 characters. The characters that can be used to define the secret word are A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and special symbols (that is, ` ! @ # $ % ^ * ( ) _ + - = { } [ ] : ; < > , . /). |
Save Button | Click to save the configuration details of the RADIUS authentication server. |
Authentication Order Section | This section allows you to configure the order of authentication. The default authentication order is RADIUS server authentication and then the local authentication.
Note: The value in the first drop box takes precedence over the value in the second drop box. |
RADIUS Accounting Servers Section | This section allows you to view and configure RADIUS accounting servers to be used by the Timing Client for accounting. |
Radius Accounting Servers window | Displays a list of configured RADIUS accounting servers with their corresponding configuration details. Note: You can add only a maximum of three RADIUS accounting servers. |
Edit Button | Click to modify the configuration details of the selected RADIUS accounting server. |
Delete Button | Click to delete the selected RADIUS accounting server from the server list. |
Server IP | Enter the IP address of the RADIUS accounting server to be used for accounting. |
Port | Enter the port through which the specified RADIUS accounting server is contacted for accounting. The default port number is 1813. |
Retry | Enter the number of attempts should be made for contacting the specified RADIUS accounting server. The value ranges from 1 through 10. The default value is 3. When all retries fail, the Timing Client contacts the next RADIUS accounting server in the accounting server list. |
Timeout | Enter the time in seconds till which the Timing Client waits for a response from the specified RADIUS accounting server. The value ranges from 1 through 90 seconds. The default value is 3 seconds. If the response is not received within the specified time period and the configured retry limit is not attained, then the Timing Client once again tries to contact the accounting server. If the response is not received within the specified time period and the configured retry limit is attained, then the Timing Client contacts the next RADIUS accounting server in the accounting server list. |
Secret Word | Enter the password shared with the specified RADIUS accounting server. The character length ranges from 16 through 32 characters. The characters that can be used to define the secret word are A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and special symbols (that is, ` ! @ # $ % ^ * ( ) _ + - = { } [ ] : ; < > , . /). |
Save Button | Click to save the configuration details of the RADIUS accounting server. |
RADIUS Accounting Level Section | This section allows you to configure the type of accounting information to be logged in the RADIUS accounting server.
The default value is 3: For configuration, interactive and login accounting. |
Apply Button | Click to activate the selected accounting level. |
RADIUS Accounting Status Section | This section allows you to enable or disable RADIUS accounting in the Timing Client.
By default RADIUS accounting is enabled. |
Apply Button | Click to activate the selected RADIUS accounting status. |