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Update on IEEE 1588

Update on IEEE 1588. IETF 86, Orlando , March 2013 Doug Arnold IEEE 1588 Study Group Co-Chair. IEEE 1588 Study Group. Study Group Formed First online meeting: Feb 22, 2013 First face-to-face meeting: April 2-3, 2013 IEEE process Study group writes a PAR

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Update on IEEE 1588

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  1. Update on IEEE 1588 IETF 86, Orlando, March 2013 Doug Arnold IEEE 1588 Study Group Co-Chair

  2. IEEE 1588 Study Group • Study Group Formed • First online meeting: Feb 22, 2013 • First face-to-face meeting: April 2-3, 2013 • IEEE process • Study group writes a PAR • IEEE-SA (Standards Association) approves PAR • Working Group formed • Working Group drafts/revises standard • IEEE-SA balloting • IEEE SA approves standard

  3. IEEE 1588 Study Group • Sponsored by IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society’s Technical Committee TC-9 • Officers • Kang Lee (NIST), Sponsor, Project Manager • John Eidson, (UC Berkeley): Co-Chair • Doug Arnold (Symmetricom): Co-Chair • Hans Weibel (ZHAW), Vice-Chair • SilvanaRodrigues(IDT): Secretary • John Mackay (Progeny Systems): Editor • Face-to-face agenda • Review policy and procedures • Discuss PAR content • Draft PAR • Discuss 1588 subcommittees

  4. PAR Proposal Highlights(so far) • Fix inconsistent or unclear passages • Address Transparent clock layer violation • High precision extensions • Standard 1588 MIB • Security • Multi-path PTP • Mixed multicast/unicast PTP • New mappings: 40GE, 100GE, HSR, PRP • Maintaining backwards compatibility will be a high priority!

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