is possible to know which windows user has been connected to the EM?, I'm looking for it into Oracle DB but no success (or I did not find it), is possible to get this info from any log on Control-M installation server or in any log?
I mean to know which windows user has been connected to the control-m user on EM
Thanks in advance
audit of windows users connected to EM
2 suggestions:
1) Open a command prompt window and specify the <ccmcli> command
C:\>ccmcli
'-cmd' and '-ctlcmd' options are mandatory fields, but mutual exclusive.
You must specify one of them, but not both.
Description: ccmcli
The ccmcli utility enables to perform basic management operations
on CONTROL-M/Server or CONTROL-M/EM Components.
Usage:
ccmcli [-u <user> [-p <password>] | -pf <password file>] [-s <Configuration Server Name>]
[-t <component type>] [-n <component name>] [-h <component host>]
[ [-cmd <command>] | [-date <YYYYMMDD>] | [-ctlcmd <command>] ]
<component type> can be one of the following:
Gateway | GUI_Server | GCS | GAS | BIM | Forecast_Server | CTM_Server
<command> can be one of the following:
start | stop | ignore | recycle | details | remove_old_alerts
In case the user choose the 'remove_old_alerts' option, he must also specify the '-date' flag
(All alerts that were received prior to and including the indicated date, will be deleted).
Switches can be specified in any order.
eg: ccmcli -u emuser -p your_password -s your_hostname -t GUI_Server -h your_gui_server_name -n your_component_name -ctlcmd PGUI
this command list user connected to the gui_server
2) Use the <Control Shell> command:
- From the CCM select the GUI Server component, right click and select 'Control Shell'
- Select 'Usage' to list available commands
- Put PGUI in the command line and Apply
1) Open a command prompt window and specify the <ccmcli> command
C:\>ccmcli
'-cmd' and '-ctlcmd' options are mandatory fields, but mutual exclusive.
You must specify one of them, but not both.
Description: ccmcli
The ccmcli utility enables to perform basic management operations
on CONTROL-M/Server or CONTROL-M/EM Components.
Usage:
ccmcli [-u <user> [-p <password>] | -pf <password file>] [-s <Configuration Server Name>]
[-t <component type>] [-n <component name>] [-h <component host>]
[ [-cmd <command>] | [-date <YYYYMMDD>] | [-ctlcmd <command>] ]
<component type> can be one of the following:
Gateway | GUI_Server | GCS | GAS | BIM | Forecast_Server | CTM_Server
<command> can be one of the following:
start | stop | ignore | recycle | details | remove_old_alerts
In case the user choose the 'remove_old_alerts' option, he must also specify the '-date' flag
(All alerts that were received prior to and including the indicated date, will be deleted).
Switches can be specified in any order.
eg: ccmcli -u emuser -p your_password -s your_hostname -t GUI_Server -h your_gui_server_name -n your_component_name -ctlcmd PGUI
this command list user connected to the gui_server
2) Use the <Control Shell> command:
- From the CCM select the GUI Server component, right click and select 'Control Shell'
- Select 'Usage' to list available commands
- Put PGUI in the command line and Apply
Best regards
Walty
Walty