UNIX – Finding Out Who is On Other Computers
If your UNIX computer , ( that you are logged onto) , is on a computer network , you can also use the “rwho” as well as “finger” commands to find out about the other computers and UNIX computers that are residing on your computer network. Simply type the system name you want to check up after the ampersat @ ( or at sign) .
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In summary the “rwho” command gives the same type and indeed a similar report as does the local UNIX “finger “ command. It can be said that if you are on the internet that you can – at least in principle - “finger” any computer machine and setup that is on the internet. However because , or as a result , that there is no rule that says that you must answer the phone when it rings , or that the other remote computer must answer when you “finger” it or call it – you will get a reply , or non reply of “connection refused” or even no response or reply back what so ever.
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