nbtstat -a "or" nbtstat -n . The syntax is limited but the netstat commands
also work. ie. netstat -a
"K . D h a n a n j a y a n" wrote:
> Hi all,
> i'm working in linux. if somebody knows our password & do a telnet from
> any other linux pc means we can find it out easily by the 'last' command.
> on the other hand if some body works from windows pc then how could we
> know that somebody is working on my system.
> i need to share my passwd by i wish to who else are engaged with my pc.
>
> Dhana
>
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