Windows 10: view users logged in using ssh

I've been experimenting with using ssh from my phone to log into my laptop. Got it working and it is pretty cool, but how do I tell who is logged in via ssh from my laptop? Say I want to log them off or check to see if they are still logged in. I'm using the same user account to log in locally and through through ssh so I only see the one user. No indication if it local or not. If someone's logging into your computer remotely, even if it's yourself, there should be a pretty easy way to check, right?

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Log in as ssh user "admin" fails with "unable to generate user token for admin as i am not running as system"

Thanks Smith.

Login to Windows 10 works fine. Login to open ssh server running on Windows 10 from remote mac client as user "admin" fails. Login to open ssh server running on Windows 10 from remote mac client as user "administrator" works fine. Open ssh server is logged
on as user "administrator".

 

Log in as ssh user "admin" fails with "unable to generate user token for admin as i am not running as system"

Open ssh server on windows 10 is configured to log on as local "Administrator" user. Logging to ssh server as user "administrator" works fine. But logging in as local "admin" user fails with "get_user_token - unable to generate user token for admin as i
am not running as system".

User administrator has been granted right to "replace process level token".

When ssh server is configured to logon as "local system" user, login as both "admin" and administrator user works fine but commands such as "net time" fails with "Access is denied" error.

admin@UVM-70A3CB5F C:\Users\admin>powershell.exe "& {NET TIME /DOMAIN:test.com /SET /Y; if ($?) {exit 0} else {exit 1}}"

System error 5 has occurred.



Access is denied.

 

SSH help

going round in circles. changed password, opened winscp, won't log in. ran ssh user@localhost and got connection refused again.



The status bar plugin is just to turn SSH on or off