Log messages in the range 100-199 are informational. They are standard operational messages which indicate the gateway is operating properly. The message number, the message text, and a description of these messages follow:
The gateway control program gwcontrol has been restarted.
gwcontrol received the command to stop all current connections and terminate. No new connections will be possible until gwcontrol is restarted.
This message shows the orderly end of a connection. This should have a matching connection message (105) based on the id.
gwcontrol received the command to reconfigure itself and successfully executed it.
This message describes a connection made from the incoming host to the outgoing host for the service, i.e., telnet or ftp. The identification number for the connection is id. The line number within the configuration file is N.
This message is generated by the traceroute program. It lists the probable path through the network that packets between the Eagle and the trace host take.
The log file is changed daily. At midnight, the changelog program renames the old log file to oldlogs/logfile.YYMMDD and a new log file is created.
passer checks every few seconds to see if its configuration file has been modified. If it has, it will apply the changes to its running configuration and display this message.
The connection from incoming to outgoing required the user to authenticate himself, which was successfully completed. This message is only generated if the Gateway User Database has been set up.
FTP logs all file transfers with this message. The direction is either retrieved or put and filename is the name of the client side file. The number of bytes copied is also reported and any error is noted.