Post by robreido on Jan 30, 2023 17:20:11 GMT
Hi,
I am using ptp-sim for my University dissertation, and am in the process of building and testing the networks I'm going to be simulating as part of my research. Whilst I've managed to build the networks and get them running successfully, I need to be able to assess each device's PTP port states to check whether my priority1/priority2 settings are achieving my desired BMCA hierarchy. How can I check devices' port states (either whilst running test simulations in Qtenv, or after finishing the run via .anf files), to assess whether the network has settled into my desired BMCA hierarchy?
Thanks,
Rob
I am using ptp-sim for my University dissertation, and am in the process of building and testing the networks I'm going to be simulating as part of my research. Whilst I've managed to build the networks and get them running successfully, I need to be able to assess each device's PTP port states to check whether my priority1/priority2 settings are achieving my desired BMCA hierarchy. How can I check devices' port states (either whilst running test simulations in Qtenv, or after finishing the run via .anf files), to assess whether the network has settled into my desired BMCA hierarchy?
Thanks,
Rob
