Webmin Usermonitor is a module for Webmin that enables viewing of Telnet/SSH and Samba connections to a system. It provides a comprehensive view of all connections, making it easy to monitor and manage them.
If you're looking for a way to manage your system's connections, Webmin Usermonitor may be just what you need. This Webmin module allows you to view all connections based on Telnet, SSH, and Samba, giving you the power to kill the connection or send a message to the user who's using it.
In order to use Webmin Usermonitor, you'll need to have Webmin installed on your system. Additionally, you'll need the following commands: 'w', 'smbstatus', 'write', and 'kill'. With these requirements met, you'll be able to take full advantage of everything this module has to offer.
This release of Webmin Usermonitor comes with a few exciting new features. First and foremost, it will list all users who are connected with a console (including Telnet and SSH) as well as those who are using Samba. You can then use the module to kill the connection to a user or send a message directly to their console.
Other new features include support for the Slovak language, a default configuration for Debian, and some small fixes (though no bugfixes were included). Overall, if you need a way to monitor and manage your system's connections, Webmin Usermonitor is a great choice.
In order to use Webmin Usermonitor, you'll need to have Webmin installed on your system. Additionally, you'll need the following commands: 'w', 'smbstatus', 'write', and 'kill'. With these requirements met, you'll be able to take full advantage of everything this module has to offer.
This release of Webmin Usermonitor comes with a few exciting new features. First and foremost, it will list all users who are connected with a console (including Telnet and SSH) as well as those who are using Samba. You can then use the module to kill the connection to a user or send a message directly to their console.
Other new features include support for the Slovak language, a default configuration for Debian, and some small fixes (though no bugfixes were included). Overall, if you need a way to monitor and manage your system's connections, Webmin Usermonitor is a great choice.
What's New
Version 0.12a: N/A