Server Uptime Command To Find Out How Long The System Has Been Running
I'd like to find out how long the system has been running under UNIX or Linux operating system. How do I find out system uptime? Both Linux and UNIX like systems comes with various command to find out...
View ArticleLinux / UNIX find out what other users are doing?
Q. Can you explain the command to find what users are doing on my UNIX / Linux system? A. Both Linux and UNIX (FreeBSD/Solaris) has w command to show who is logged on and what they are doing. The w...
View ArticleUNIX / Linux List Current Logged In Users
How do I print the user names of users currently logged in to the current UNIX / Linux host / server from a command prompt?Read answer to: "UNIX / Linux List Current Logged In Users"
View ArticleLinux / UNIX: See If Particular Users Are Logged Into Server
How do I see if my friends or coworkers are logged into the same Linux or BSD or UNIX (AIX, HP-UX, Apple OS X) server / workstation as I am from a command line?Read answer to: "Linux / UNIX: See If...
View ArticleLinux / Unix: Find Out What tty I’m Using
What is a tty under Linux / UNIX? How do I find out what tty I'm on?Read answer to: "Linux / Unix: Find Out What tty I’m Using"
View ArticleLinux Logout user / Logoff User Commands
I am a new Linux sysadmin. I am using Linux on HP server. How do I logout users from my systems? How can I forcefully logoff any user using bash shell on Linux?Read answer to: "Linux Logout user /...
View ArticleLinux: Log Everyone Out Of The System
I can login as root user on Debian or Ubuntu/RHEL/CentOS Linux based system. I need to log everyone off to install new kernel and/or hardware. How do I do this on Linux? What is the best way to logout...
View ArticleLinux / Unix: w Command Examples
I am a new Linux and Unix system user. How do I list current users and find out what they're doing on Linux or Unix-like operating system using shell prompt?Read answer to: "Linux / Unix: w Command...
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