How to find active users logged in to RDi

[John192]

Hi,


Using WRKACTJOB we can find number of users logged in to AS/400 system.
But what about RDi ,for this how can we find number of users logged in similar like WRKACTJOB?


Thanks..

[Scott Klement]

RDi runs on your PC, not on IBM i (and it NEVER ran in AS/400)

In Windows, you can see a list of processes running on your PC by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Delete and selecting the task manager. On macOS, you can see the list of processes by opening a terminal and typing sudo ps ax

[jtaylor___]

Looking at IBMi active jobs, I don't see any job that I can conclusively associate with an RDi client. It looks like there's a QZRCSRVS (remote command) job, but RDi isn't the only client that uses remote command jbos.

[Scott Klement]

Looking at IBMi active jobs, I don't see any job that I can conclusively associate with an RDi client. It looks like there's a QZRCSRVS (remote command) job, but RDi isn't the only client that uses remote command jbos.

...and RDi can run in an offline mode where it doesn't need that connection.

[Peder Udesen]

Given that they are logged on to the as/400 you can find them in the QSERVER subsystem with the job name QPWFSERVSO.
Here you can see the actual user.

wrkactjob sbs(QSERVER)

[John192]

So does it mean we can find all the active users who are connected to AS/400 server from RDi by using wrkactjob sbs(QSERVER) command ?

i mean if they are logged in to AS/00 server through RDi then also can we find such users using this command wrkactjob sbs(QSERVER) ?


Thanks