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where's solaris halt log?
hi folks
could tell my anyone where solaris 8 stores the logs about shutdown/halt command. I found no entries in syslog, but there more logs directories. probabaly a stupid question, but fast help would be great! thanks king regards, patrick |
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Are you looked into /var/adm/messages file ???????
Witt |
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where's
My problem is someone I don't know stoped the runnig server with halt command.
I found an entry in the file that you said, but where coudl I get exactly logs about IP from the user. I know wiche user is was, but its probably hacked! thanks kind regards, patrick |
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Tries the command "last | more".
You can see more about the command in the man. "man last" I hope help you Witt |
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thanks a lot!
I got the information that I'd like to get! Someone's head will rule! kind regards, patrick |
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online monitoring
aehm just one question.
is there a simple command to watch all online users, and their connection (ftp,ssh, etc...) also remote! Or do you know a good tool for it. thanks |
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Tries the "who" or "w" command.
example : ========================================== root@witt01 # w 3:04pm up 33 day(s), 8:13, 6 users, load average: 3.99, 4.21, 3.55 User tty login@ idle JCPU PCPU what eoc pts/11 12:20pm 49 rlogin eoc1sc2b root pts/9 2:43pm 21 -ksh eoc pts/8 9:26am 12 1:16 -ksh eoc pts/0 12:12pm 21 -ksh eoc pts/12 2:48pm 12 7 -ksh eoc pts/14 12:27pm 50 -ksh ========================================== root@witt01 # who eoc pts/11 Mar 1 12:20 (eoc1ct1a) root pts/9 Mar 1 14:43 (SYSADM01) eoc pts/8 Mar 1 09:26 (eocsn01) eoc pts/0 Mar 1 12:12 (10.11.30.30) eoc pts/12 Mar 1 14:48 (eocsn01) eoc pts/14 Mar 1 12:27 (eoc1ct1a) root@witt01 # Witt |
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