How To Check Login Users In Linux?
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To check who is logged in to a Linux system, use the command ‘who’. This command will show a list of all users currently logged in to the system, their login name, the time they logged in and their terminal name.
You can also use the ‘w’ command to check who is logged in. This command will show a list of all users currently logged in to the system, their login name, the time they logged in and the application they are running.
For more detailed information about who is logged in to a system, use the ‘last’ command. This command will show a list of all users who have logged in to the system, their login name, the time they logged in and the time they logged out.
If you want to monitor user activity on a Linux system, you can use the ‘ps’ command. This command will show a list of all processes running on the system, their process IDs, the users that are running them and the commands they are executing.