Show users Command

The show users command displays information about users currently logged into a session on the server. Each user is indicated by an index number. The following is an example of the show users command output.

Note:

The index number for Web sessions always begins at 31.

ACMEPACKET# show users
Index task-id    remote-address        IdNum duration type    state     User
----- ---------- --------------------- ----- -------- ------- ------ ----------
    0 0x33a4c394                           0 00:01:20 console  user * console
    1 0x33a68858     172.30.0.39:39385     1 00:00:08  telnet  user  user
   31     NA          10.1.20.14:51218    31 00:00:55    http  user  user
   32     NA            10.1.20.14:443    32 00:00:29   https  user  user

The following table describes each column in the above output.

Column Heading	Description
Index	Number that the server assigns to the user as an identification of that user. Note: The index for Web sessions always begins at index 31.
Task-id	Alpha-numeric number that the server assigns to the task currently being performed. This is the session ID assigned to the task at log-in time. This field is not applicable to the Web server.
Remote-address	IP address and port number for which the server is connected.
IdNum	Identification number of the user currently logged into the server. This number is the same as the Index number.
Duration	Amount of time, in hours, minutes, and seconds, that the user has currently been logged into a session on the server. Format is HH:MM:SS.
Type	Type of service that the user is currently using for connection to the server. Valid values can be: Console User is connected to the server via a local console. Telnet User is connected to the server via a Telnet session. FTP User is connected to the server using FTP. HTTP User is connected to the server using a Web HTTP service. HTTPS User is connected to the server using a secure Web HTTPS service.
State	Current state of the connection on the server. Valid values are: admin user Note: An “*’ indicates a current connection.
User	Current user type logged into the server. Valid values are: console user admin