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Trace connections
In my organization in order for anyone to go to any Unix server they have to go through "SERVER A" and login as themselves.
Then people are free to go enywhere they please. For example: SERVER A, loggs in as himself telnets to SERVER B, loggs in as guest telnets to SERVER C, loggs in as root telnets to SERVER A, loggs in as root telnets to SERVER D, loggs in as user telnets to SERVER Y, loggs in as root when i run 'who' on "SERVER Y" i see 20 roots logged in. I want to be able to trace 1 particular root back to SERVER A, where he logged on as himself Thanks for all help and suggestions. James |
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