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GPS Network Time Server for DOD
GPS Network Time Server of Symmetricom, Inc. has been granted security approval by the GPS Wing (GPSW) which confirms the product meets the latest security requirements of the DoD. SyncServer S300/S350 SAASM is a high performance time server with a secure, Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module (SAASM), GB-GRAM compliant GPS receiver. SAASM is the security architecture selected by the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) to provide the next generation security functions for GPS authorized military users.
An ultra high-bandwidth NTP time server, SyncServer S300/S350 SAASM has the following features:
- SAASM GB-GRAM PPS Receiver with RAIM – Compliant with DoD mandate to use GPS SAASM Precise Positioning Service (PPS) receivers
- Gigabit Ethernet Port in addition to three 10/100Base-T ports – The four completely independent ports provide the flexibility needed to easily adapt to different and changing network topologies and security requirements
- IPv6 Compliance – Assures the SyncServer will last through the IPv4 to IPv6 migration, futureproofing the DoD network
- RADIUS Authentication – For maximum security and easy password management, particularly when there are multiple administrators that need access to the servers
- Autokey – To assure time packet integrity from the authoritative time server by using secure digital signatures which are easily configured and managed through the easy-to-use web interface
- Alarm Relays for Monitoring Systems – In-depth internal monitoring, very flexible configurations and external alarming
- Easy Set-Up and Control – Multiple NTP ports allow for easy network configuration and adaptation; intuitive web interface for easy control and maintenance
The SyncServer S300/S350 SAASM provides immunity to jamming and reliable and secure network synchronization technology by combining multi-port network interfaces with multiple time reference technology and enhanced security protocols.
Symmetricom will begin delivery of the SyncServer S300/S350 SAASM NTP network time servers in July 2009.
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