#ntp time server

[mobatime]

MOBATIME NTP Time Servers: Accurate Time Synchronization

Excellent NTP Time Servers from MOBATIME are available for accurate timekeeping in medium- and large-scale networks. Our time servers provide a trustworthy time reference by ensuring that all systems remain in sync. To ensure accuracy, each model has top-notch oscillators, such as TCXO and OCXO.

A variety of types are available, such as the DTS 4128, which can process 1,500 requests per second, or the DTS 4136, which can process 3,000 requests per second. These NTP Time Server are adaptable for a variety of applications because they handle several protocols, including NTP and DCF.

Businesses that want reliable time management will find MOBATIME's products ideal. We make sure your infrastructure functions properly since we are committed to quality and client happiness. With MOBATIME's cutting-edge time server technology, enjoy the benefit of exact time synchronization.

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[gfuveelectronics]

GB8002 RACK-MOUNT HIGH PRECISION BEIDOU/GPS NTP TIME SERVER GB8002 high precision BeiDou / GPS time server is developed by our company based on GPS timing technology device. It can display and send standard time. The time server uses the PPS and time message of BeiDou Navigation System and GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite to output time synchronization pulse. The device uses SMT surface mount technology for production and high-speed chip for control, with high precision, high stability, strong function, no accumulative error, cost-effective and easy to operate. It is also not limited by geographical and climatic conditions. The device can be widely used in electric power system, network synchronization, communication, traffic management and national defense need timing and punctuality etc. The device has a variety of interfaces. such as RJ45, RS-232, RS-422/RS-485, IRIG-B, TTL Pulse etc. Multi-channel output pulses such as seconds, minutes and hours (free translation), convenient connections and related device, implements unidirectional or bi-directional communication.

FEATURES ■ Provide programmable TTL pulse, can be set to PPS, PPM and PPH, flexible and convenient. ■ 1U Frame structure ,19 inch standard chassis, easy installation and maintenance. ■ All-weather signal coverage to ensure long-term continuous high-reliability high-precision timing. ■ All signal input and output interfaces are photoelectric isolation measures, safe and reliable. ■ High performance, wide range switching power supply, AC-DC compatible input, convenient and reliable, stable operation. ■ Satellite signal receiving and self-service hot standby, according to priority automatically select clock source, seamless switching. ■ The 32-bit high-speed microprocessor + large-scale integrated FPGA chip, parallel high-speed data processing and various codes, excellent performance. ■ Separate 10 M/100M network ports (each port has a separate MAC address), flexible configuration, can be used in different sub-nets or different physical isolation networks, using NTP/SNTP protocols to provide time synchronization services. ■ High-precision punctuality frequency is derived from adaptive synchronization technology, closed-loop control punctuality technology to tame constant temperature crystal oscillator, to achieve long-time high-precision punctuality. ■ Central master clock has 1 channel pulse ,10 channels B code ,3 channels 232 serial port ,3 channels 485 serial port ,2 channels Ethernet. ■ Optional GPS or BeiDou or CDMA three satellite receiving modes, high signal strength, local distributed installation is convenient. Especially suitable for communication base station, power plant, substation, machine room and other equipment time synchronization.

APPLICATION ■ Power plant; ■ Airport time system; ■ Hospital time system; ■ Electric power system; ■ Traffic management system; ■ Radio and television system; ■ Financial insurance company; ■ Network time synchronization; ■ Mobile communication system; ■ Petrochemical iron and steel enterprises;

[khushicomms]

GPS splitters, also known as GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) splitters, allow multiple devices to share a single GPS signal from one antenna. Understand more explained by a supplier of NTP Timing Server.

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"...So we decided to combine the two. A war machine cannot function without both parts, in my estimation. My lead programmer, Avanti Tynshu, was in full agreement. Chief Mechanic Garsad was only opposed on the grounds that it may achieve a desire to slaughter its 'masters'. I assured him that not only would self-destruct measures would be in place just in case, but that the Non-Troll-Persona (NTP, a fitting descriptor for what is neither truly AI nor sole biotechnological growth) would be restrained in terms of intelligence."

"An artificial intelligence depends on the skills of its programmer, and in many instances is woefully insufficient. "AI" has been used by layfolk as a solution for anything, but in realistic terms it is impossible to give something enough intelligence in such a small area that it could feasibly operate at war. Military drones operate with AI, and their tactics are brutally simple. You don't need a lot of effort to program something to detonate a massive bomb wherever the target is. These machines, our Legionnaires, have to operate with more finesse. Therefore, in partnership with an unnamed party (withheld for their security), we are developing the NTP project to allow for tactical thinking and decision-making without the need for a server the size of a building."

"There are, of course, rumors of similar things out there. Constructs gone wild with their personalities. I cannot speak as to their design, if real, but NTPs are designed to be simple and below sapience. There will be limits placed on their capacity to, for lack of a better term, feel. This will prevent unneeded complications and serve as a barrier to full scale rebellion."

"I am no philosopher, but I have to pause to wonder at the implications of this. Would this be considered a sort of Flowers for Algernon scenario? Could these NTPs achieve the full emotional range without these blocks? This is a question for someone else. I feel that the true error would be to even seek these answers. Even so, when using NTPs, it is recommended to treat them less as tools and more as trusted servants. Being 'kind' is a cheap price for ensuring that even their limited feelings do not drift towards antipathy for whom they are forced to serve."

"All that written, it still remains to be seen what the final result is. For all I am aware at this time, the result could be something entirely unremarkable. Such is the nature of this work."

Xrumon Arigah, Treatise on War Machines (Unreleased)

[mip248]

Aruba CX Switch Setup Commands

In Jan 23, I purchased 12x Aruba 6200F to replace ageing HPE ProCurve switches, which had the following challenges (to name a few):

Only supported 100mbps (yes, even on the uplink side)

Had ports that were starting to fail

Did not have a recent feature-set, meaning some newer options etc. were unavailable

Were that old that configuring them: - With SSH required negotiation attempts using a specific, older and insecure cipher - Through the WebGUI required IE (for either Flash or ActiveX reasons)

Were no longer supported by any warranties etc.

While I cannot post the As-Built, I can post the commands that I used to set up these devices. These Aruba CX switches use a vastly different (and after using it, improved) CLI compared to the ProCurve CLI. I do still lament the loss of the "menu" command.

Disable VSF (if not using stacked switches):

If any changes have been made, take a backup of the config. This process will wipe the config (and I learned the hard way!)

Enter configure mode

Remove “members” (there should be none): no vsf member 2-8

Remove the conductor: no vsf member 1

You’ll be prompted whether you’re sure about making this change. 

“Unconfiguring the primary switch of the stack without a standby will make the stack unusable.  Do you want to continue (y/n)?”

Type “Y”

The switch will reboot with no config.

Set the clock:

Enter configure mode

Set the time zone: clock timezone australia/sydney

Set the NTP server: ntp server pool.ntp.org iburst version 4

Enable ntp: ntp enable

Set the MOTD Banner:

Enter configure mode

Type the command with the escape character: banner motd ^

Type your banner as needed. Ensure the escape character is at the end of the banner prompt.

SNMP Config:

Enter configure mode

Enable SNMP traffic to pass: snmp-server vrf default

Set contact: snmp-server system-contact user@place.com (Replace user@place.com with the contact details of the administrator)

Set community: snmp-server community xx (Where xx is the SNMP Community. Do not use public!)

Set location: snmp-server system-location xyz

Use template: BD-X-Y01 [-33.85695,151.2152]

Note: The template is this way due to being used with LibreNMS.

VLANs:

To create a VLAN:

Enter configure mode

Create the vlan (this example creates vlan 20): vlan 20

Name the vlan (this example names the vlan “test”): name test

To configure a port or ports with multiple VLANs:

Enter configure mode

Choose the interface/s: interface 1/1/1 OR interfaces 1/1/1-1/1/24 (this will configure ports 1-24)

Set the untagged vlan: vlan trunk native 194

Set the vlans that are allowed to run on the port: vlan trunk allow 60,194

To configure a port with a single vlan:

Enter configure mode

Choose the interface interface 1/1/48

Set the vlan vlan access 1

To configure a LAG:

Enter configure mode

Create the LAG: interface lag xx (Where xx is the LAG ID)

Set the LAG to enable LACP: lacp mode active 

Assign a native VLAN: vlan trunk native x (Where x is the native VLAN)

Assign allowed vlans: vlan trunk allow x,y,z, (Where X,Y,Z represent the VLANS that you wish to have access over the LAG)

Configure

Select the interfaces you wish to add to the LAG: interface 1/1/47-1/1/48

Add the interfaces to the LAG: lag x (Where x is the LAG ID used in step 2)

Configure the in-band management IP:

Enter configure mode

Select the vlan you wish to set the management IP on: interface vlan 999

Set the vlan not to use DHCP: no ip dhcp

Set the IP Address: ip address xx.xx.xx.xx/yy

Set the vlan to come up: no shutdown

Set the default gateway:

Enter configure mode

Set the Default Gateway: ip route 0.0.0.0/0 x.x.x.x (replace x.x.x.x with your default gateway)

 

DHCP Snooping:

Enabling this means that DHCP traffic coming into a "snooped" port will be blocked, except for traffic entering into “snooped & trusted” ports.

Enter configure mode

Enable DHCPv4 Snoop: dhcpv4-snooping

Select interfaces where you wish DHCPv4 traffic to pass: interface 1/1/48,1/1/52

Trust these interfaces: dhcpv4-snooping trust

Enable DHCPv6 snoop: dhcpv6-snooping

Loop prevention:

Enter configure mode

Select the interfaces: Interface 1/1/1-1/1/48

Enable loop protect: loop-protect

Set the action of Loop protect: loop-protect action tx-disable

Set how long in seconds after disabling the port that it should come back up: loop-protect re-enable-timer 60

Fault Monitor:

Enter configure mode

Create a Fault Monitor profile named all: Fault-monitor profile all

Monitor all faults available from the Fault Monitor: All

Choose the interfaces you wish to monitor faults on: Interface 1/1/1-1/1/48

Apply the fault monitor profile: apply fault-monitor profile all

Disable L3 Switching (IF REQUIRED):

Enter configure mode

Select the interfaces that don’t require L3 switching: interface 1/1/x

Disable L3 Switching: no routing

Enable L3 Switching (IF REQUIRED):

Enter configure mode

Select the interfaces that require L3 switching: interface 1/1/x

Enable L3 Switching: routing

Set hostname:

Enter configure mode

Set the hostname: hostname X (Where X indicates the new hostname)

To set the admin password:

Enter configure mode

Enter the command (without quotes): “user admin password plaintext X” Where X indicates the new password you would like to use

Save changes:

Write mem

Remove a set static IP:

Enter configure mode

Pick the VLAN with the IP you wish to remove: interface vlan 1

Remove the static IP: No ip address x.x.x.x/yy

Tell the VLAN to get the IP address from DHCP: ip dhcp

To check NTP status:

Check: show ntp status

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[ajguides]

Google Time NTP Public Server

Google Time NTP Public Server | https://tinyurl.com/2d8wzmj4 | #Google #Guide #News #NTP #Servers You may or may not be aware that Google provides a public NTP server.  They provide a free, global time service that you can use to synchronize to Google's atomic clocks. Read more... https://tinyurl.com/2d8wzmj4

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[qcs01]

Automating RHEL Administration with Ansible

Introduction

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a popular choice for enterprise environments due to its stability, security, and robust support. Managing RHEL systems can be complex, especially when dealing with large-scale deployments. Ansible, an open-source automation tool, can simplify this process by allowing administrators to automate repetitive tasks, ensure consistency, and improve efficiency.

Benefits of Using Ansible for RHEL System Administration

Consistency: Ansible ensures that configurations are applied uniformly across all systems.

Efficiency: Automating tasks reduces manual effort and minimizes the risk of human error.

Scalability: Ansible can manage hundreds or thousands of systems from a single control node.

Idempotency: Ansible playbooks ensure that the desired state is achieved without unintended side effects.

Writing Playbooks for Common RHEL Configurations

Ansible playbooks are YAML files that define a series of tasks to be executed on remote systems. Here are some common RHEL configurations that can be automated using Ansible:

1. Installing and Configuring NTP

---

- name: Ensure NTP is installed and configured

  hosts: rhel_servers

  become: yes

  tasks:

    - name: Install NTP package

      yum:

        name: ntp

        state: present

    - name: Configure NTP

      copy:

        src: /path/to/ntp.conf

        dest: /etc/ntp.conf

        owner: root

        group: root

        mode: 0644

    - name: Start and enable NTP service

      systemd:

        name: ntpd

        state: started

        enabled: yes

2. Managing Users and Groups

---

- name: Manage users and groups

  hosts: rhel_servers

  become: yes

  tasks:

    - name: Create a group

      group:

        name: developers

        state: present

    - name: Create a user and add to group

      user:

        name: john

        state: present

        groups: developers

        shell: /bin/bash

3. Configuring Firewall Rules

---

- name: Configure firewall rules

  hosts: rhel_servers

  become: yes

  tasks:

    - name: Ensure firewalld is installed

      yum:

        name: firewalld

        state: present

    - name: Start and enable firewalld

      systemd:

        name: firewalld

        state: started

        enabled: yes

    - name: Allow HTTP service

      firewalld:

        service: http

        permanent: yes

        state: enabled

        immediate: yes

    - name: Reload firewalld

      command: firewall-cmd --reload

Examples of Automating Server Provisioning and Management

Provisioning a New RHEL Server

---

- name: Provision a new RHEL server

  hosts: new_rhel_server

  become: yes

  tasks:

    - name: Update all packages

      yum:

        name: '*'

        state: latest

    - name: Install essential packages

      yum:

        name:

          - vim

          - git

          - wget

        state: present

    - name: Create application directory

      file:

        path: /opt/myapp

        state: directory

        owner: appuser

        group: appgroup

        mode: 0755

    - name: Deploy application

      copy:

        src: /path/to/application

        dest: /opt/myapp/

        owner: appuser

        group: appgroup

        mode: 0755

    - name: Start application service

      systemd:

        name: myapp

        state: started

        enabled: yes

Managing Package Updates

---

- name: Manage package updates

  hosts: rhel_servers

  become: yes

  tasks:

    - name: Update all packages

      yum:

        name: '*'

        state: latest

    - name: Remove unnecessary packages

      yum:

        name: oldpackage

        state: absent

Conclusion

Ansible provides a powerful and flexible way to automate RHEL system administration tasks. By writing playbooks for common configurations and management tasks, administrators can save time, reduce errors, and ensure consistency across their environments. As a result, they can focus more on strategic initiatives rather than routine maintenance.

By leveraging Ansible for RHEL, organizations can achieve more efficient and reliable operations, ultimately enhancing their overall IT infrastructure.

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[mobatime]

Improve Time Synchronization with the PTP Time Server from Mobatime

Accurate time synchronization is essential for seamless operations across industries in today's linked world. Leading timekeeping solutions provider Mobatime provides sophisticated PTP Time Server that guarantee incredibly precise and dependable time synchronization for companies of all kinds.

The PTP Time Server from Mobatime is made to provide accurate time over big networks. This server ensures nanosecond accuracy in network device synchronization by supporting the IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP). It may be adjusted to different operational requirements because of its many interfaces, which include time-of-day (ToD), pulse-per-second (1PPS), and 10 MHz.

In order to ensure flexibility across various infrastructures, the PTP Time Server additionally supports synchronization via flexible reference inputs, including SyncE, NTP, and IRIG-B. High-performance crystal oscillators that offer remarkable time, pulse, phase, and frequency precision are a feature of this potent system. Mobatime's PTP Time Server is perfect for demanding applications where time accuracy is crucial because it can handle up to 10,000 (S) NTP requests per second.

Beyond PTP servers, Mobatime offers a variety of timekeeping solutions. To satisfy a range of corporate requirements, the company provides NTP Time Servers, Master Clocks, and a selection of analog and digital clocks. Each product is engineered for precision, ensuring seamless integration and consistent time synchronization throughout your organization.

You can be sure that your network will stay synced and your operations will function effectively thanks to Mobatime's experience and commitment to excellence. Mobatime's team is prepared to help with technical advice and project services, ensuring you get the most out of your time synchronization solution. They are backed by outstanding support services.

PTP Time Server is the ideal option for precise and dependable timekeeping in businesses where every second matters. Investigate Mobatime's cutting-edge products now to advance your time synchronization.

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DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market Poised for Robust Growth at a CAGR of 13.4% by 2032

The DDoS protection and mitigation security market are poised for exceptional growth, with a projected Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 13.4% from 2022 to 2032. This robust expansion is set to catapult the market’s value from US$ 3.8 billion in 2022 to an impressive US$ 13.3 billion by 2032.

The IoT environment comprises of various associated gadgets, doors, servers, and different endpoints. With IoT getting forward movement in a large number of enterprises, like brilliant assembling, medical services, and associated vehicles, and expanding the extent of its applications, the organization being used is developing perplexing and number of gadgets in the associated biological system is duplicating. With changes in the business climate, security prerequisites are additionally evolving.

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Instances of massive DDoS attacks are gradually increasing across the globe. The attackers are using sophisticated tools to induce attacks, which may go undetected during initial phases.

Some of the significant DDoS attacks include Domain Name System (DNS) amplification attacks, NTP attacks, and Chargen-focused attacks. The multiple attack techniques used by hacktivist groups are leading to a huge financial loss for individuals, enterprises, and governments. Hence, deployment of DDoS protection and mitigation software in various industries is rising.

Know More About What the DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market Repost Covers

Future Market Insights offers an unbiased analysis of the global DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market, providing historical data for 2015-2021 and forecast statistics from 2022-2032. To understand opportunities in the DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market, the market is segmented on the basis of component, application area, deployment mode, and vertical across five major regions.

Key Takeaways from the Market Study

Global DDoS protection and mitigation security market was valued at US$ 3.8 Billion by 2022-end

The US to account for the highest value share of US$ 4.7 Billion of global market demand for DDoS protection and mitigation security market in 2032

From 2015 to 2021, DDoS protection and mitigation security demand expanded at a CAGR of 15.4%

By Component, the Services category constitutes the bulk of DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market with a CAGR of 13.1%.

Competitive Landscape

Players in the global DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market focus on expanding their global reach through various strategies, such as; partnerships, collaborations, and partnerships.

The players are also making a significant investment in R&D to add innovations to their products which would help them in strengthening their position in the global market. Some of the recent developments among the key players are:

In August 2021, Radware had partnered with hybrid infrastructure solutions provider INAP to provide global cloud web application security and protection against distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. INAP will deploy Radware’s security protections to organizations across various industries, including ad tech, healthcare, entertainment and gaming, financial services, ISF, and software as a service, amongst others.

In March 2022, Corero Network Security provider of real-time, high-performance DDoS cyber defense solutions extended its automatic protection against Botnet and Carpet Bomb attacks. The company’s mission is to make the internet a safer place to do business by protecting against the disruption and downtime caused by DDoS attacks.

In February 2022, Radware acquired SecurityDAM for USD 30 million with contingent payments of up to USD 12.5 million for Radware’s cloud DDoS protection service after the deal.

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Key Segments Covered in the DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market Report

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market by Component:

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Hardware Solutions

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Software Solutions

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Services

Professional Services

Managed Services

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market by Application Area:

DDoS Protection and Mitigation for Network Security

DDoS Protection and Mitigation for Endpoint Security

DDoS Protection and Mitigation for Application Security

DDoS Protection and Mitigation for Database Security

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market by Deployment Mode:

On-premise DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security

Cloud-based DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security

Hybrid DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security by Vertical

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for Government and Defense

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for BFSI

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for Manufacturing

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for Energy and Utility

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for IT and Telecommunication

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for Healthcare

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for Education

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for Retail

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security for Other Verticals

DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market by Region:

North America DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market

Latin America DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market

Europe DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market

Asia Pacific DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market

Middle East and Africa DDoS Protection and Mitigation Security Market

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This checklist by one of the best suppliers of NTP Timing Server will help you keep it running smoothly, ensuring accurate network monitoring and preventing potential issues.

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Why the Demand for Wi-Fi Clocks is Increasing in Every Industry?

Undoubtedly, clocks are a very important component of everyone’s daily life.  With the help of timepieces, every person is able to do their work on time. There is no more reliable source for time management other than the wall clocks. However, due to advanced technologies and new inventions, many types of timepieces are available in the market.

 A person can find many different varieties of timers. One such popular variety of timepieces is Wi-Fi clocks. Hence, it is also the topic of today’s article. Let’s discuss about them.

How Wi-Fi Clocks are Different from Analog Clocks?

These timepieces are also known as synchronized clocks.  The wifi wall clock is similar to that of the other devices on a Wi-Fi network.  They talk to the network to pull the correct information about the precise time. These timepieces are very different from analog ones as their system combines wireless simplicity with total control.

Unlike the normal wall-timers, There is no need to run wires between these clocks as they receive the time data from the internet by using wi-fi or an in-house NTP server. These timepieces are very simple to connect to the network and set them to work. In addition to that, their installation and maintenance are very easy and less expensive.

Which Are the Industries that Uses Synchronized Timepieces?

The question to ask should be which are the industries where synchronized clocks cannot be found. Almost every business is using these automated timepieces for better and error-free time display. Here are some of the common industries that use the automated timepieces:

Manufacturing Industry- In these sectors, the wi-fi clock systems are used to ensure the smooth running of the production line. They help increase the overall efficiency of the company by reducing the downtime. Moreover, accurate timekeeping is essential for the coordination of logistics, maintenance of inventory, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Education Sector- The synchronized timepieces create an environment of cohesive learning by making sure that the exams are starting and ending on time. Correct time tracking is essential to maintain a structured schedule that improves the overall experience of learning for students and the staff.

Transportation Industry- Precise timekeeping is very important for coordination of the schedules and to ensure smooth and on-time functioning of airports, train stations, and other types of transit hubs. The wifi clock helps prevent any kind of delays, maintaining safety standards, and providing accurate timings of arrival and departure to the passengers.

Government or Public Sector-  The automated timepieces for the wall assist government agencies and public utilities in responding quickly and efficiently to an incident or emergency. A correct time recording is very beneficial in maintaining the trust and confidence of the public in these crucial services.

Hence, there is a great demand for synchronization timepieces in the above-mentioned industries.  Anyone who wants an efficient and advanced system for accurate timekeeping must opt for the Wi-Fi clocks.