how to track user connections/sessions in control-m

[donica]

is there a way to check who connected to control-m? or user sessions connected to control-m?

like users connected to control-m through enterprise manager or desktop or configuration manager, how and where can i found their connection or session information.

at given point in time can i see who connected to control-m?

thanks.

[Walty]

Hi,

You can use the <Control Shell> or the <ctl> utility to displaying some informations about current open clients.
The Control Shell enables you to send commands to the CONTROL-M/EM server components.
These commands are the same as those that you can run under the -cmdstr parameter, in the <ctl> command line utility.

To perform commands using the <Control Shell> from the CCM:

1) Right-click the required CONTROL-M/EM server component (For your request select the GUI Server), and select Control Shell. The Control Shell dialog box is displayed.
2) Click Usage to populate the Result field of the Control Shell dialog box with the commands and requests available for the specific component.
3) Select the required command, and copy it into the Specify... field of the Control Shell dialog box (For your request you can select : PUSERS or PGUI)
4) Click Apply.

To perform commands using the <ctl> utility in command line:

Run the ctl utility on UNIX computers, issue the <ecs ctl> command.
Run this utility on Microsoft Windows computers, issue the <ctl> command:

Example:

ecs ctl -U <emuser> -P <password> -C GUI_Server -all -cmdstr PGUI
ecs ctl -U <emuser> -P <password> -C GUI_Server -all -cmdstr PUSERS

ctl -U <emuser> -P <password> -C GUI_Server -all -cmdstr PGUI
ctl -U <emuser> -P <password> -C GUI_Server -all -cmdstr PUSERS


NOTE:
- The parameters of the ctl utility are described after the command syntax, <ecs ctl> display all parameters
- ctl utility commands are case-sensitive

For more informations see CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager Utility Guide

[donica]

That works. Thank you so much. Appreciate your help.