z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

Responses
Response 1:
DIALED TO userid vdev
is the response sent to the user indicating that a logical connection has been
established.
userid
identifies the virtual machine in which the multiple-access operating system that
you want to use is running.
vdev
identifies the virtual device number of the terminal to which the dialed
connection has been made.
Response 2:
{type {rdev} } DIALED TO userid DIALED = nnnnn [FROM ipadr]
{ {ldev} }
{luname }
is the response sent to the primary system operator. It indicates a successful
connection to the virtual machine (userid) and the total number of terminals (nnnnn)
currently connected to other virtual machines.
type
identifies the user’s terminal device type.
rdev
ldev
identifies the real or logical device number of your console.
luname
identifies a SNA/CCS terminal controlled by a VTAM service machine. It is the
name from the VTAM definition of the terminal as an SNA logical unit.
FROM ipadr
identifies the IP address.
An IPv4 address is displayed in dotted-decimal format.
Example: 9.130.44.144
An IPv6 address is displayed in compressed format (“::” designates multiple
16-bit groups of zeros).
Example: The following is an IPv6 address:
F802:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0A00:0001
This address is displayed in compressed format as:
F802::A00:1
Response 3:
DROP FROM userid vdev
is the message sent to the user when the display is reset.
The system additionally responds with one of the following, depending on the type
of terminal being used:
DIAL
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