Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Juniper Networks, Inc.

Kamatchi S Gopalakrishnan

Jack W Kohn

Julian Kazimierz Lucek

Rajagopalan Subbiah

John B Kenney

Amit Verma

Sushma B Bavache

Rafik P

Satheesh Kumar S

Rajogopalan Subbiah

In some implementations, a device may receive, via a universal serial bus (USB) interface, configuration information and a supply of power from a network device. The device may receive, via an antenna that is external to the device, a first signal indicating timing information. The device may generate, based on the first signal, a second signal and a third signal, wherein the second signal comprises a one pulse per second signal and the third signal comprises a ten-megahertz signal. The device may provide, to the network device, the second signal and the third signal. The device may receive, via an input port, a clock signal to provide an extended holdover functionality to the network device.

Systems and methods for providing a global navigation satellite system capability to a time sensitive network device

A network device may receive a timing control packet from a first client device. The network device may determine that the network device is in a synchronized state relative to a network grandmaster clock. The network device may modify a first field of a header of the timing control packet to indicate that the network device is in a synchronized state. The network device may modify a second field of the header of the timing control packet to indicate a time at which the network device received the timing control packet from the first client device. The network device may forward, via the network, the timing control packet toward a second client device.

Transporting client timing information across a network

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Dublin, CA, United States of America

Kamatchi S Gopalakrishnan