Orolia is the world leader in Resilient Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) solutions that improve the reliability, performance and safety of critical, remote and high-risk operations, even in GPS/GNSS denied environments. With a presence in more than 100 countries, Orolia provides virtually fail-safe GNSS and PNT solutions for military and commercial applications worldwide.
Spectracom time servers include an NTP over Anycast feature to greatly simplify network synchronization deployments. You can use a single server address for NTP clients while optimizing a high availability and scalable server configuration.
For the highest performance, Spectracom recommends multiple redundant GPS-based time servers at stratum-1. Similar time server appliances are deployed at stratum-2 with unicast connections to stratum-1. Then, utilize anycast routing of NTP between stratum-2 servers and all other network elements.
If you know about upcoming leap second on December 31, 2016, you know that a time discontinuity can cause problems with distributed computing processes. While network time protocol tells that an extra second is coming, it is up to the OS and the application to manage it in such a way that it will not disrupt the operation.
The user interface for Spectracom SecureSync modular time and frequency synchronization system available with the 5.1.2 release. The user interface platform is shared with Spectracom's NetClock 9400.
Open a new window for accurate timing for your computers and networks. GPS for accurate time synchronization is a well established standard. But deploying a roof top GPS antenna is a problem for some locations. Skylight is a solution for leased facilities, urban canyons and buildings with expensive antenna cable runs.
The Path Align-R test set is a high performance, complete test solution designed to quickly and accurately optimize the transmission path between two microwave antenna sites. The Path Align-R directly drives the site's antennas, allowing the optimization process to be done without the need for on-site radios, complex test equipment, ground technicians, on-site AC power, cell phones, or two-way radios.