And if anyone is interested, they gave us the option to permanently
disable any sync source. So if you have a 450AP and the on-board GPS is
flaky because of view or whatever, you can turn it off for good.
I'm wondering if anyone else has seen SM sessions go idle when AutoSync
switches sources? That's not supposed to happen and this seems to be new
to 13.2. I have 450APs that will log a transition from on-board to
timing port (immediate switch) and any SMs that are moving more than
just a little bit of traffic will lose session.
Also, I've mentioned this before, and to Aaron quite a bit (probably
annoyingly often) that 450APs will boot up using the on-board GPS first
if there's timing port pulse available. If you have the power port pulse
available, it will use that, so it seems to be only on-board + timing
port. And then the on-board GPS sucks, so refer to above when it drops
out and switches to another source and sessions drop.
What I think we ultimately need is for the on-board GPS to work like
free-run mode. If the power port or timing port pulse is present, good,
use one of those, and if they fail then switch to on-board if it's
available, but switch back to power port or timing port when it comes
back. That's my opinion.
On 12/19/2014 6:31 PM, Ray Savich via Af wrote:
PMP 450 Release R13.2.1 is now available. The release includes a
resolution for a specific SNMP combination that caused SM problems and
a fix for US EIRP limits for PTP 450 at 5 GHz.Details are at
http://bit.ly/1v9DeCQ
Ray
