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Re: Tracing Computer Use in WGM

Subject: Re: Tracing Computer Use in WGM
From: Hilary Wilmer <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 15:17:08 +0000
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The 'send Unix command' utility in Apple Remote Desktop will run the command on and collect this information from all the machines at once. The output is not brilliant. Macintosh Manager activity log did it much better.

Matt Roe said:

In WGM (10.3.7), what is an easy way to trace what students/users have
used a machine/laptop? It seems I have some munchkins turning off the
airport (oops.. forgot to turn that off the top menu), but I only have one
class using them now (test
group). They all have been told, but some are still enjoying playing
where they shouldn't..

Running the tool /usr/bin/last on the machine in question will display
recent logins. Not sure of any way to get this information from WGM.

Cheers
James

--
James Tolchard
ICT Services
Christ's College Canterbury
DDI: +64-3-364-6806

Hilary Wilmer
IT Manager
Channing School
Highgate
London N6 5HF

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