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From: rallan@monmouth.com (Rick)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Help with the 'w' command???
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 00:02:19 GMT
Organization: Monmouth Internet
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We currently have some terminal servers running BSDI. When I login to
the servers to do a 'w' command it will tell me what users along with
port name and time activity. However, on one of the servers it also
tells me what ppp # was assigned to each user. For example, the one
server has 64 dynamic IP's assigned to it along with the corresponding
ppp#. When I do a 'w' command on this machines it shows me everyone's
ppp# which is great for trouble shooting. However on all my other
terminal servers it will not show this when I do the 'w' command. I
have compared patchlogs and have yet to find out how to configure all
the terminal servers to show the assigned ppp#'s for each user when
doing a 'w' command......Can anyone share some light on this....it is
driving me crazy...thank you
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