[driven]

I am sharing my Leopard hard disks with some Windows PCs (SMB). How can I tell if there are any active connections?

On Windows I can use the NET SESSIONS command. What is the OSX equivalent? (Either via the GUI or command line?)

I just want to check if anyone is doing anything before a reboot. :-)

[Cold Warrior]

This is for connected users:
https://wiki.phys.ethz.ch/readme/man...onnected_users

#3 shows the command for connected shares

Basically smbstatus -b or smbstatus -S for users and shares, respectively.

[driven]

Brilliant! THANK YOU!

[Cospefogo]

Nice topic...
My turn:

I have 2 Macs and a external 500GB HDD plugged to one of them.
Sometimes I also connect my Xbox 1 (through SMB) to this HDD using the Mac
who has the drive plugged to it as a bridge. Everything works fine, but
sometimes, even after I have shut down the Xbox, my Mac Mini says it can't
eject the HDD because it is still in use.

Is there a way to KILL the all the SMB connections and shares
via terminal? I don't like to FORCE a device removal by turning the
HDD off without disconnecting.

Sorry for my poor english!
Cospefogo.