UNIX Logged-on Users workspace

The UNIX Logged-on Users workspace supplies terminal identification and time data for each user logged on to your monitored systems. You can also use the information in this workspace to report process information for individual users. To see information about the process owned by a user, right-click the row of data for the user in the UNIX System Services Logged-on Users table view. If the user logged in with root authority, this view will contain all processes descended from users having root authority.

Use this workspace to obtain information about individual users and to check for problems caused by user behavior. For example, a high Idle Time value for a remote user may indicate a potential security problem.

You can link to this workspace from the z/OS UNIX System Services Overview workspace.

From this workspace to a UNIX Processes workspace for the single process which represents a logged on user, or to one which shows all processes related to a logged-on user's UID. (A process can have more than one UID associated with it. For this navigation, a process is considered related to the logged-on user if the logged-on user's UID is the same as the process's "real UID."

This workspace can display historical data.

Related topics: UNIX Processes workspace, Organization of system-level predefined workspaces, Attribute groups used by the system-level predefined workspaces