Informational Messages

(400) NOTE: Target device at node <node_name> board <board_number>
            port <port_number> TCP port <tcp_port_number>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the location of the device on the remote terminal server.
 
(401) NOTE: Created pseudonym <pseudonym_name>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the name of the pseudonym created for use.
 
(402) NOTE: Linked pseudonym <pseudonym_name> to master <master_pty_name>
            slave <slave_pty_name> file descriptor <file_descriptor>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the association of the pseudonym with a pty.
 
(403) NOTE: Closing connection
 
CAUSE: Indicates the closing of a network connection to the remote terminal
       server due to the serious error given in the accompanying message
       (either message (103) or message (108)).
 
(404) NOTE: Received open request from application <process_identifier>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the reception of an open request for a pseudonym by the application specified.
 
(405) NOTE: Set pty characteristics
 
CAUSE: Indicates the setting of the initial pty characteristics.
(406) NOTE: Sending initial status request to device
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a status request to the device on the
       remote terminal server before any data is sent to that device.

(407) NOTE: Received close request from application <process_identifier>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the reception of a close request for a pseudonym by the application specified.
 
(408) NOTE: Received control device request from application <process_identifier>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the reception of a control device request for a pseudonym
       by the application specified.
 
(409) NOTE: Sending terminating status request to device
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a status request to the device on the
       remote terminal server after all data is sent to that device.
 
(410) NOTE: Sent Telnet break to device
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a Telnet break sequence to the remote terminal server.
 
(411) NOTE: Sent STOP character to device
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a STOP data flow character (usually control-S)
       to the device on the remote terminal server.
 
(412) NOTE: Sent START character to device
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a START data flow character (usually control-Q)
       to the device on the remote terminal server.
 
(413) NOTE: Sent are you there sequence to device
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a response to a Telnet are you there sequence
       to the remote terminal server.
 
(414) NOTE: Aborted output for application
 
CAUSE: Indicates the abortion of output from the application to the device
       on the remote terminal server.

(415) NOTE: Erased character or line for application
 
CAUSE: Indicates the erasure of a character or line of data from the device
       on the remote terminal server to the application.
 
(416) NOTE: Received terminal type subnegotiation <terminal_name>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the reception of the device type from the device on the
       remote terminal server.
 
(417) NOTE: Connected to device at node <node_name> TCP port number <tcp_port_number>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the location of the device on the remote terminal server to which connected.
 
(418) NOTE: Sent timing mark negotiation
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a timing mark negotiation request to the remote terminal server.
 
(419) NOTE: Waiting <telnet_timer> seconds for timing mark negotiation reply
 
CAUSE: Indicates the number of seconds to wait for a timing mark negotiation
       reply from the remote terminal server.
 
(420) NOTE: Timing mark negotiation reply received
 
CAUSE: Indicates the successful completion of a timing mark negotiation.
 
(421) NOTE: Waiting <timeout> seconds for Telnet negotiation reply
 
CAUSE: Indicates the number of seconds to wait for a Telnet negotiation
       reply from the remote terminal server.
 
(422) NOTE: Sent status request
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a status request to the device on the
       remote terminal server.
 
(423) NOTE: Waiting <status_timer> seconds for status reply
 
CAUSE: Indicates the number of seconds to wait for a status reply from the
       device on the remote terminal server.
 
(424) NOTE: Printer ready
 
CAUSE: Indicates that the printer is ready for print requests.

(425) NOTE: Sent binary negotiation
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a binary negotiation request to the remote terminal server.
 
(426) NOTE: Waiting <telnet_timer> seconds for binary negotiation reply
 
CAUSE: Indicates the number of seconds to wait for a binary negotiation reply
       from the remote terminal server.
 
(427) NOTE: Binary negotiation accepted by remote side
 
CAUSE: Indicates the successful completion of the binary negotiation.
 
(428) NOTE: Sent interrupt signal to application
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of an interrupt to the application.
 
(429) NOTE: Sent break to application
 
CAUSE: Indicates the sending of a break to the application.
 
(430) NOTE: Pseudonym <pseudonym_name> does not exist
 
CAUSE: Indicates the non-existence of the pseudonym specified and its
       availability for use.
 
(431) NOTE: Deleted pseudonym <pseudonym_name> to make it available for use
 
CAUSE: Indicates the successful deletion of the pseudonym specified and its
       availability for use.
 
(432) NOTE: Deleted pseudonym <pseudonym_name>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the successful deletion of the pseudonym specified.
 
NOTE: This message accompanies messages (108) and (297).

(433) NOTE: Closed pty <master_pty_name>
 
CAUSE: Indicates the closure of the pty specified after the deletion of its
       associated pseudonym.
 
(434) NOTE: Closing connection due to application completion
 
CAUSE: Indicates the clean closure of the connection to the remote terminal
       server after the close timer had expired.
 
(435) NOTE: Received <telnet_command> <recognized_telnet_option> and <reply_flag>
 
(436) NOTE: Received <telnet_command> <unrecognized_telnet_option> and  <reply_flag>
 
CAUSE: Indicate the reception of a Telnet command and option.
 
(437) NOTE: Sent <telnet_command> <recognized_telnet_option>
(438) NOTE: Sent <telnet_command> <unrecognized_telnet_option>
 
CAUSE: Indicate the sending of a Telnet command and option.