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+.. SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0
+
+=============================
+Synchronous Equipment Clocks
+=============================
+
+Synchronous Equipment Clocks use a physical layer clock to syntonize
+the frequency across different network elements.
+
+Basic Synchronous network node consist of a Synchronous Equipment
+Clock (SEC) and and a PHY that has dedicated outputs of clocks recovered
+from the Receive side and a dedicated TX clock input that is used as
+a reference for the physical frequency of the transmit data to other nodes.
+
+The PHY is able to recover the physical signal frequency of the RX data
+stream on RX ports and redirect it (sometimes dividing it) to recovered
+clock outputs. Number of recovered clock output pins is usually lower than
+the number of RX portx. As a result the RX port to Recovered Clock output
+mapping needs to be configured. the TX frequency is directly depends on the
+input frequency - either on the PHY CLK input, or on a dedicated
+TX clock input.
+
+      ┌──────────┬──────────┐
+      │ RX       │ TX       │
+  1   │ ports    │ ports    │ 1
+  ───►├─────┐    │          ├─────►
+  2   │     │    │          │ 2
+  ───►├───┐ │    │          ├─────►
+  3   │   │ │    │          │ 3
+  ───►├─┐ │ │    │          ├─────►
+      │ ▼ ▼ ▼    │          │
+      │ ──────   │          │
+      │ \____/   │          │
+      └──┼──┼────┴──────────┘
+        1│ 2│        ▲
+ RCLK out│  │        │ TX CLK in
+         ▼  ▼        │
+       ┌─────────────┴───┐
+       │                 │
+       │       SEC       │
+       │                 │
+       └─────────────────┘
+
+The SEC can synchronize its frequency to one of the synchronization inputs
+either clocks recovered on traffic interfaces or (in advanced deployments)
+external frequency sources.
+
+Some SEC implementations can automatically select synchronization source
+through priority tables and synchronization status messaging and provide
+necessary filtering and holdover capabilities.
+
+The following interface can be applicable to diffferent packet network types
+following ITU-T G.8261/G.8262 recommendations.
+
+Interface
+=========
+
+The following RTNL messages are used to read/configure SyncE recovered
+clocks.
+
+RTM_GETRCLKSTATE
+-----------------
+Read the state of recovered pins that output recovered clock from
+a given port. The message will contain the number of assigned clocks
+(IFLA_RCLK_STATE_COUNT) and an N pin indexes in IFLA_RCLK_STATE_OUT_STATE
+To support multiple recovered clock outputs from the same port, this message
+will return the IFLA_RCLK_STATE_COUNT attribute containing the number of
+recovered clock outputs (N) and N IFLA_RCLK_STATE_OUT_STATE attributes
+listing the output indexes with the respective GET_RCLK_FLAGS_ENA flag.
+This message will call the ndo_get_rclk_range to determine the allowed
+recovered clock indexes and then will loop through them, calling
+the ndo_get_rclk_state for each of them.
+
+
+Attributes:
+IFLA_RCLK_STATE_COUNT - Returns the number of recovered clock outputs
+IFLA_RCLK_STATE_OUT_STATE - Returns the current state of a single recovered
+			    clock output in the struct if_get_rclk_msg.
+struct if_get_rclk_msg {
+	__u32 out_idx; /* output index (from a valid range) */
+	__u32 flags;   /* configuration flags */
+};
+
+Currently supported flags:
+#define GET_RCLK_FLAGS_ENA	(1U << 0)
+
+
+RTM_SETRCLKSTATE
+-----------------
+Sets the redirection of the recovered clock for a given pin. This message
+expects one attribute:
+struct if_set_rclk_msg {
+	__u32 ifindex; /* interface index */
+	__u32 out_idx; /* output index (from a valid range) */
+	__u32 flags;   /* configuration flags */
+};
+
+Supported flags are:
+SET_RCLK_FLAGS_ENA - if set in flags - the given output will be enabled,
+		     if clear - the output will be disabled.
+
+RTM_GETEECSTATE
+----------------
+Reads the state of the EEC or equivalent physical clock synchronizer.
+This message returns the following attributes:
+IFLA_EEC_STATE - current state of the EEC or equivalent clock generator.
+		 The states returned in this attribute are aligned to the
+		 ITU-T G.781 and are:
+		  IF_EEC_STATE_INVALID - state is not valid
+		  IF_EEC_STATE_FREERUN - clock is free-running
+		  IF_EEC_STATE_LOCKED - clock is locked to the reference,
+		                        but the holdover memory is not valid
+		  IF_EEC_STATE_LOCKED_HO_ACQ - clock is locked to the reference
+		                               and holdover memory is valid
+		  IF_EEC_STATE_HOLDOVER - clock is in holdover mode
+State is read from the netdev calling the:
+int (*ndo_get_eec_state)(struct net_device *dev, enum if_eec_state *state,
+			 u32 *src_idx, struct netlink_ext_ack *extack);
+
+IFLA_EEC_SRC_IDX - optional attribute returning the index of the reference
+		   that is used for the current IFLA_EEC_STATE, i.e.,
+		   the index of the pin that the EEC is locked to.
+
+Will be returned only if the ndo_get_eec_src is implemented.
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