Using 'Finger' Command Now that 'finger' is installed, you can use it to display user information. Simply type finger followed by a username. This command will display information about the root user, including the login name, real name, and the time they last logged in.

One such tool is finger.exe, which is intended to allow a user to query a system for information about logged-in users, but it can also be used to download files to the endpoint.

The finger command displays a M- before each converted character. When you specify users with the User parameter, you can specify either the user's first name, last name, or account name. When you specify users, the finger command, at the specified host, returns information about those users only in long format.

The /usr/bin/finger command displays information about the users currently logged in to a host. The format of the output varies with the options for the information presented. The default format includes the following items: Login name.