Although the router is in synch with the signal quality PRC, and the configured minimum-quality is also PRC:
output { interfaces external-0/0 { wander-filter-disable; holdover-mode-disable; source-mode chassis; minimum-quality prc; } interfaces external-1/0 { wander-filter-disable; holdover-mode-disable; source-mode chassis; minimum-quality prc; } }
the router reports 'Tx status: squelched' on the external interface of the control board.
In the output of 'show chassis synchronization extensive' the status Tx status is squelched:
{master} user@router-re0> show chassis synchronization extensive Current clock status : Locked Clock locked to : Primary SNMP trap status : Enabled Configured interfaces: Name : external-0/0 Signal type : 2048khz Rx status : disabled Tx status : squelched LED color : red Configured outputs: Interface : external-0/0 Tx status : squelched (fail minimum QL) Minimum QL : PRC Tx QL : SEC (PRC) Holdover mode : disabled Wander filter : disabled Source mode : chassis Source Tx DNU : disabled Holdover data : invalid Current state : holdover State for : 1 days, 10 hrs, 03 mins, 49 secs State since : Mon May 6 03:03:57 2024 Configured sources: Interface : et-11/0/2 Status : n/a Index : 397 Clock source state : n/a Priority : 2 Configured QL : SEC ESMC QL : PRC Clock source type : ifd Clock Event : n/a Wait-to-restore : 5 min Hold-off : 1000 ms Interface State : Up,ESMC Rx(QL PRC/SSM 0x2),ESMC TX(QL PRC/SSM 0x2)
In the customer's case the SynchE client, connected to the external interface, reported issues with SynchE synchronisation.
The issue fixed. The fixed releases can be checked by contacting JTAC.The workaround for the issue is to decrease the acceptible priority from PRC to SEC:
router@user-re0# show | compare [edit chassis synchronization output interfaces external-0/0] - minimum-quality prc; + minimum-quality sec; [edit chassis synchronization output interfaces external-1/0] - minimum-quality prc; + minimum-quality sec;