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Finding user 's IP addresses through Linux

Finding user 's IP addresses through Linux

2006-03-06       - By Arjan van de Ven

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On Mon, 2006-03-06 at 10:04 +0500, Aftab Ahmed Khan wrote:
> I have a Red Hat Linux Advance Server 3.4 based server, it is on the
> NTSERVER domain. I
> want to find the IP addresses of users connecting to my server. What is the
> command through text mode & what tool to use from the GUI.

command mode:

netstat

is what I use a lot for this (it has an "-a" option to also show which
ports you are listening on etc)

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