Help understanding TCP message from the radio

K1FR

I am looking for some help understanding a radio response on the TCP channel.

I have written some Python code that sets four panadapters to four WWV frequencies and then processes the four DAX I/Q streams. The code runs for several hours, often 24. During last night's run, the radio started occasionally sending the following output on the TCP line which my code prints in its status output text: 

 S0|wan enabled=1 server_connected=1 radio_authenticated=0 public_tls_port=-1 public_udp_port=-1 upnp_supported=1 public_upnp_tls_port=21000 public_upnp_udp_port=22000

Some online searching indicates that port 22000 is associated with SmartLink (which I do not use), but I am wondering why this just started showing up  last night? My main reason for asking -- is this message possibly an indication that some external source is attempting to connect to my radio?

Thanks for any info!

73, Tom

K1FR

Eric-KE5DTO

This is a standard status message that the radio sends regarding SmartLink server connection status. I would expect that you wouldn't see this if you unregister the radio with SmartLink (requires physical access to the radio), but I haven't actually tested that in recent versions.

K1FR

Thanks much, Eric. 73, Tom K1FR