Linux Sessions

When a user session is started at the Linux level, a corresponding message appears in the system tray at the bottom right as well as in the Infrastructure under Sessions. This applies to both local logins directly at the Screen (TTY) and remote logins via SSH, which are recognized as PTS sessions. In this case, the hostname or host address as well as the logged-in username are listed. This way, it can be traced at any time when and from which system a user has logged in.

Note: The graphical session on the Antcas Touch is not listed.

Example

user    pts/0    192.168.1.143
user    pts/1    192.168.1.143

In this case, the same user has started two separate SSH sessions from the same system.