The Meinberg LANTIME M300/WWVB time server can be used in large parts of the USA, Canada and the Central America region to provide accurate time to networks of any size. It synchronizes all systems either NTP- or SNTP-compatible and uses a built-in Meinberg radio clock receiving the WWVB time signal from Fort Collins,Colorado as its reference time source. A highly stable and precise oscillator is capable of bridging interferences or a temporary loss of reception.

The LANTIME M300/WWVB is equipped with a high precision oscillator "TCXO" (look at oscillator options for details) as standard. The oscillator determines the holdover characteristics (e.g. when the WWVB radio signal is disturbed or jammed). For applications with higher accuracy requirements other oscillator options are available. A large display shows the state of the internal WWVB long wave receiver and the NTP subsystem. The configuration of the system can be done by using a standard web browser to access the extensive but straightforward html interface. Alternatively a text based and menu driven setup utility can be started from the shell prompt after logging into the unit via Telnet or SSH. The security-related features of LANTIME time servers satisfy highest demands. The time synchronization data can be reliably signed and secured by symmetric keys (MD5) and the NTP autokey procedures. Because of its modular system architecture it is possible to equip a LANTIME time server with up to four additional ethernet ports.

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