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Question who is login to server
Dears,

I want to know who is login to my unix server during a specified period of time???i need to know the IP address and the time of login???
any help???


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Do you want to check the history or check current logins? For current logins, check the 'who' command. For the history, check 'last'. Both give the info that you want, you'll just have to filter out your requirements using awk/sed or something similar (maybe even perl/python).
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Thanx for help ...this is what i need
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