rwho(1C) TCP/IP R4.11 rwho(1C)
NAME
rwho - find out who in the local network is logged in
SYNOPSIS
rwho [ -a ]
DESCRIPTION
At some installations, each system in a local area network runs the
rwhod agent, which exchanges status information at 3-minute intervals
with the other systems in the network. Use rwho(1C) to find out, from
the rwhod agent running on your host, which LAN users are logged in.
The display is similar to that of who(1).
Whether rwhod runs on LAN hosts (by default it does not) is left to
the discretion of the host or LAN coordinator. If no rwhod process
has run on your host in the last eleven minutes, typing rwho has no
effect. The command line prompt returns without any action.
If eleven minutes have elapsed since rwhod has received a report from
a LAN host, rwho(1C) reports no information about its users.
If more than a minute but less than an hour has lapsed since a user
has entered keyboard input, rwho reports this as idle time. If more
than an hour has lapsed since input, no idle time is reported unless
you use the -a switch, in which case all lapsed time over a minute is
reported as idle time.
The rwhod agent, from which rwho gets its information, reports
information about only the first 58 users on each host.
EXAMPLES
Display LAN users by login name, giving each's host and line number,
the date and time of login, and idle time. Report all idle time.
$ rwho -a <NL>
jones sys10:tty00 Dec 17 08:07
wilson sys04:tty03 Dec 17 08:02 2:15
smith sys08:tty25 Dec 17 07:01
brown sys02:tty15 Dec 17 08:03 :14
FILES
/var/spool/rwho/whod.* Contain the LAN host information collected
by rwhod and displayed by rwho.
SEE ALSO
ruptime(1C), rwhod(1M).
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