Where can I see who is connected to my Mac?

[Freddy Zulu]

Hello, I am working with my Mac in a network with file sharing and
would like to see who is connected to my computer under 10.6.2. Where
can I get this information? Thanks

[Warren Oates]

In article <2009122810112216807-info@zuluvde>,
Freddy Zulu <in...@zuluv.de> wrote:

Open a terminal and either

w

or

who

at the prompt.

man w
man who
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[Jolly Roger]

In article <2009122810112216807-info@zuluvde>,
Freddy Zulu <in...@zuluv.de> wrote:

This command line will show you every computer connected to your Apple
file sharing service (AFP):

netstat -a -p tcp | grep afp | grep ESTABLISHED

To filter out everything but the name/IP of the connected computer, try:

netstat -a -p tcp | grep afp | grep ESTABLISHED | awk {'print $5'}

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[Cliff]

Additional 2 cents...

If you want to run the netstat commands from the Finder via
double-clicking just put the netstat Unix commands ( from a previous
post ) in a file with a .command suffix. Save it somewhere and then
make it runnable by opening terminal and typing "chmod +x <your
filename>.command

Then you can run it via double-clicking from the Finder.

Cliff

[Jochem Huhmann]

Cliff writes:

Or you can just use the "Netstat" tab in the Network Utility application
found in /Applications/Utilities/.

Jochem

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