WHO ELSE IS CONNECTED ON SERVER WHERE I AM CONNECTED? IS IT POSSIBLE

>>57014857
How are you connected to the server?

>>57014857
w

>>57014857
who

Wake up, dipshit. We're offering help and you're snoozing.

i am connected via internet. For example i am connected from brasil to germany. I have a program who communicates with a server. i connect to "SOME" place somewhere but a lot of my partners connect also and i need tknow who is connected from where and i need to know ip adresses and mac adresses

>>57014976
We need to know the protocol you are using to connect, VNC? SSH? FTP?

ssh and sip

>>57015020
Well, in SSH you could try netstat -an and look for the IP's that are connected. If everyone else is using the SSH or Sip you can find them by looking for the ports those services use in the list that comes up.

i think we use vnc also

BTW I am just a tool working in a cloud-virtual call center. I dont know a lot about protocols and other stuff but i am willing to learn...

Anybody? Help please!

>>57014857
Knowing the IP and Mac address is nothing if that server you're connecting too has a firewall, too which, you're not whitelisted.

YOU CAN ONLY SEE IT IF THEY ARE SENDING PACKETS TO YOU. THE SERVER LIKELY WON'T TELL YOU WHO YOU'RE CONNECTED TO, BUT THAT MAY DEPEND ON WHAT TYPE OF SERVER IT IS. EITHER WAY THE PACKETS WILL COME FROM THE SERVER SO YOU LIKELY WON'T BE ABLE TO GET WHO EXACTLY IS CONNECTED TO THE SERVER.

Also, hi there, hanz.

>>57014857
mac is stripped after the router cyka)))

Unless you control the server itself or have access to PRISM there's no way to tell.

that is sad i was thinking that there is solution to see other people who are connected to same server as i am. this sucks.