extract last logins

[unixadmin_1]

Hi Everybody,

Can Any one explain how to Extract a list for "lastlogon" (-L). Disable accounts for user that have not logged on in 30 days. Delete accounts that have not logged on in 120 days. (Obtain signature from Security Manager to delete inactive accounts).

let me know its urgent

[sujit kumar singh]

Hi

to know the lastlogons u can use the commands as
#last
and
#lastb


Regards
sujit

[unixadmin_1]

can u please explain me about how to retrieve last logon list for every user who are in access with unix

[sujit kumar singh]

hi


try giving the

#last command and
#lastb


hope so


i do not have a running system right infront of me , but u can see the amn page for the last command

#man last

Regards
sujit

[unixadmin_1]

You specified for single user i need it for users more than n number.please

[sujit kumar singh]

hi


u can see for many users like this


#last root user1 user2


like that


Please do not forget assignibg the points


regards
Sujit

[OldSchool]

"how to Extract a list for "lastlogon" (-L)....."

what O/S is *that* for, as it doesn't appear to be std hpux. Active Directory integration?

last and lastb will show the login info for everything in the utmp / wtmp files. if those have been cleaned out within the last 120 days, you won't be able to find the information you are looking for.

as with your other post, you seem to be asking how your can comply with auditor's requests?

[unixadmin_1]

is there any command to execute all last login ids for a particular timeperiod(ex:120) straight command at default\security........

[OldSchool]

no....and i don't see what "default\security....has to do with it.

[Avinash20]

lastlogon ??

Is this command used in HP-UX ??

Please post your queries in right forum in case if your query is other then HP-UX Operating System

[Avinash20]

Is this query related to HP-UX ? Samba ? or Ldap ?

[Avinash20]

I believe you are taking about CIFS. Please confirm .

[OldSchool]

appears to be LDAP actually...

i believe, but won't guarantee, that if that is true, you need to examine the AD server and not the individual unix boxes, as they may have nothing on them......

[unixadmin_1]

Please provide me the script which can retrieve last logon

[Johnson Punniyalingam]

>>Please provide me the script which can retrieve last logon<<

Are you refering to all User accounts ..? are specfic User..?

last -R >/tmp/lastlogin.txt

(above command will show all the last login details for User1& user2. same like you can specfy all you user accounts append to file /tmp/loastlogin.txt.

Hope this helps,

Thanks,
Johnson

[unixadmin_1]

Thanks Johnson

I got that and i need who never login for 30 days in one shot..how to specify with command ..

[OldSchool]

Johnson told you: "last -R >/tmp/lastlogin.txt"

to which you replied:
"I got that and i need who never login for 30 days in one shot..how to specify with command .."

What you "need" (or want) -vs- what commands are builtin can always be two separate things...in this case, you need to construct a script that reads the list of users from /etc/passwd and executes the snippet JP provided for each of them....

the construction of that script, as well as filtering the results to obtain the required information is left as an excercise for the student.