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Operating Systems Solaris Tracking Who Has Logged Into a Server? Post 302524752 by leond on Tuesday 24th of May 2011 11:25:09 AM
Old 05-24-2011
Thanks pludi, that's the info I need.

Now if I needed to keep historical data, I'm assuming the easiest way would be to put list in a script and have it create unique files at regular intervals. Is that correct?

Also, when I do a list on one of my servers, it only goes back one week. Is there somewhere I can find data that is similar but older?

Thanks again,
LeonD
 

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