Symmetricom MIBs

Symmetricom's MIBs (the product line is now part of Microchip/Microsemi) are all timing and synchronization equipment: GPS/GNSS-disciplined clocks, NTP/PTP time servers, and synchronization supply units like the SSU-2000 and TP5000e. Nearly every module tracks some aspect of a clock's timing signal: reference-source selection and lock state, IEEE 1588 PTP port status, SyncE/ESMC quality-level tracking, 1PPS and time-of-day output, and GNSS satellite-fix status, alongside E1/T1 line framing used for telecom timing distribution. Come here if you operate a Symmetricom precision-timing appliance and need to check which reference clock it's locked to, its sync quality, or its PPS/PTP/NTP output status. A few modules (the SYMMCOMMON*-prefixed ones) are shared textual-convention or namespace-only building blocks rather than standalone data sources, so check whether a given module actually exposes objects for your specific appliance.