Required local user details

Hi Team,

We are having 50+ Linux systems located in different locations.I am looking for local users for all systems. Do we have any tool to get this information.

Note: This systems are not in domain.

Thanks,
Sujit

cat /etc/passwd?

Thanks for your response. But I am looking this information for more than 50 systems which will give info in single file..

Originally Posted by sujitb Thanks for your response. But I am looking this information for more than 50 systems which will give info in single file..

You will have to look at passwd file on all 50 systems. How do you login to these systems now?
If you have key based authentication setup you can easily script this.
Do you have any automation tools puppet/ansible etc?

Take some time and configure mpssh. I have used it to remotely run a command on 288 systems at once and collate the output into a single file. There are other tools that do parallel execution on multiple hosts that might work as well for you. Research is indicated.

Originally Posted by sujitb Hi Team, We are having 50+ Linux systems located in different locations.I am looking for local users for all systems. Do we have any tool to get this information. Note: This systems are not in domain.

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Originally Posted by sujitb Thanks for your response. But I am looking this information for more than 50 systems which will give info in single file..

We aren't on your 'team', and quite obviously they aren't in a domain, since that's a Windows concept. If you got the job of administering 50+ Linux systems, you must have SOME skills/knowledge about Linux, and how to perform such simple tasks. wpeckham named one common tool, but you tell us nothing about what else you may have available (as dc.901 asked about), nor what your goal is, how often you need to do this, etc.

Writing a simple bash script to do a keyswap to all 50+ systems shouldn't take very long, and after that, it should also be a simple script to look at/download the /etc/passwd files from those systems to a local system. What have you done/tried so far????