Network Management and Monitoring Configuration
PTP Configuration
The Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is a protocol used to achieve high-precision clock synchronization in computer networks. It was originally designed to meet the high-precision time requirements of applications in industrial automation, communications, finance, and other fields.
SyncE Configuration
SyncE is a synchronization technique based on carrying and recovering frequency information from physical layer code streams. It can choose whether the device uses its own crystal frequency or the crystal frequency obtained from the peer-to-peer port.
SNMP Configuration
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a standard network management protocol in the internet, widely used for accessing and managing devices. Using SNMP-based network management platforms, network administrators can query the operational status and parameters of network devices, configure alarm thresholds, detect faults, perform fault diagnosis, conduct capacity planning, and generate reports.
sFlow Configuration
sFlow is a network monitoring technology that collects network packet samples and sends them to a remote collector encapsulated in UDP packets. sFlow technology implements the following two sampling methods Flow Sampling This method samples data packets from interfaces with sFlow enabled according to a specific sampling method and ratio.
Traffic Mirroring Configuration
Port mirroring allows users to use the data monitoring device to analyze the copied messages for network monitoring and troubleshooting by copying messages from a specified port to a port connected to the data monitoring device. Mirror source is the object being monitored, i.