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Hello.

I was wondering if there is an app for mac os x that gives me a list of users connected to to our file server. File Server is running OS X, people connect via smb, appletalk, ssh.

Thanks

[Arkham_c]

In the terminal, "who" will tell you who is connected by means of telnet, SSH, or GUI login. It may or may not tell you Samba users, and I doubt it would tell Appletalk, but it's a start.

[piracy]

I take it you're not using Mac OS X Server (which does give you all of these statistics).

AFS Monitor will track connected AppleShare users: http://hornware.com/afsmonitor/

'who' or 'finger' will show connected ssh users.

'smbstatus' will show connected SAMBA users.

[utidjian]

Take a look at 'man atlookup' for Appletalk, 'man smbstatus' for Samba, and 'man who' or 'man w' for ssh users. The reason I mention the man pages is so you know that there are other options you might be interested in.

To get a complete listing from one command type:

w && atlookup && smbstatus

all on one line. Once you figure out what options you want you can just alias the command to something easier to type.