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ahhhh, I hadn't thought of that. So &quot;Clock Source Line&quot; is implied?
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ahhhh, I hadn't thought of that. So "Clock Source Line" is implied?

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I don't know if I would say &quot;implied&quot;. But given what you're seeing, I would say and &quot;clock source line&quot; is the default. <br />
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A subtle difference in terminology, but that's the field we live in, right. :-)
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I don't know if I would say "implied". But given what you're seeing, I would say and "clock source line" is the default.

A subtle difference in terminology, but that's the field we live in, right. :-)

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I've been asked by my service provider to set my T1 card to &quot;clock source line&quot;. However when I go into the controller and enter the command I don't see it when I do a sh run. Am I doing something wrong?<br />
-J<br />
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config t<br />
controller T1 0/0/0<br />
clock source line
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I've been asked by my service provider to set my T1 card to "clock source line". However when I go into the controller and enter the command I don't see it when I do a sh run. Am I doing something wrong?
-J

config t
controller T1 0/0/0
clock source line

Cisco Clock Line settings

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