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gkeepa
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15 years 4 months ago #3465 by gkeepa

how to check who's currently in the system was created by gkeepa

thanks for the help

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15 years 4 months ago #3468 by udayangi01

Replied by udayangi01 on topic Re:how to check who's currently in the system

use ACT (ACTIVITY L) from T24, or LIST OS.TOKEN.USE from jbase prompt.

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gkeepa
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15 years 4 months ago #3478 by gkeepa

Replied by gkeepa on topic Re:how to check who's currently in the system

thx. however, activity L doesn't detect ppl login in using browsers.

any ideas?

thx

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15 years 4 months ago #3482 by ic.capit

Replied by ic.capit on topic Re:how to check who's currently in the system

hi, try unix commands: ps -ef or whois, it should give you a big picture of situation

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15 years 4 months ago #3489 by thisisavin

Replied by thisisavin on topic Re:how to check who's currently in the system

LIST OS.TOKEN.USE wont work.

LIST F.OS.TOKEN.USE is appropriate.
But will someone tell me what purpose does this file serve?
I does not seem to show the current users who are active by the way.

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15 years 4 months ago #3491 by udayangi01

Replied by udayangi01 on topic Re:how to check who's currently in the system

yep sorry I missed out the 'F'. This file records the currently signed in users , when you logout your user id will be wiped off from this file.

We can also check logged in users from unix

who -u

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15 years 1 month ago #3799 by bobipaz

Replied by bobipaz on topic Re:how to check who's currently in the system

You can use from jshell:
jsh ~ -->LISTU

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15 years 1 month ago #3854 by prabal123

Replied by prabal123 on topic Re:how to check who's currently in the system

you can use this command to check who is currently login to the system.

jsh --> LIST F.OS.TOKEN USER.ID

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