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I am trying to use a set of commands that will visualize users who are logged on , and to what workstation..

I used to use this with my HP-UX, (# grep saitom /usr/ps/*ps)

but can't find a solution w/ solaris.. using rwho, rw or rusers ?

maybe my cmd is off ? /usr/bin/ then ./rusers.. but it does give me the necessary info


any suggestions ?

thx

what about the command who

What is /usr/ps/* ? I don't have that on my HP-UX systems. What version of HP-UX are you using? "uname -a" will tell you.

On solaris, try
who -R

to see the originating host or ip address.

tried it.. who / who -u / who -a

and it does not work..

I'm looking for cmd that will show all users logged onto all 20 solaris workstations..

the /usr/ps - is something my boss must have created ? as the "saitom" is the engine that runs the app..



who -R gives me this

Usage: who [-abdHlmpqrstTu] [utmpx_like_file]
who -q [-n x] [utmpx_like_file]
who [am i]
who [am I]
a all (Abdlprtu options)
b boot time
d dead processes
H print header
l login processes
n # specify number of users per line for -q
p processes other than getty or users
q quick who
r run level
s short form of who (no time since last output or pid)
t time changes
T status of tty (+ writable, - not writable, ? hung)
u useful information
m information only about current terminal
am i information about current terminal (same as -m)
am I information about current terminal (same as -m)

users are logged onto this beast

SunOS XXXXX 5.8 Generic_108528-27 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-480R

Sorry, I forgot that telneted to an HP box to look for /usr/ps. Optimus_P had it right, on Solaris, just who works.