Display Usernames in an ssh network?

I'm trying to ssh into a network. When I get there, it prompts me for the password to the username I had entered with it. However, I don't remember my username.

Is there any way perhaps to开发者_高级运维 look at all the usernames listed within a network like this? If I can do that, I can figure out which one is mine.

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ssh by default will use the username of the account you're running it from. E.g. If you're logged into machine A as user 'xyz', then by default it'll transmit "username = xyz" to machine B when you try to ssh to it.

if you want to force a particular username, then use

ssh remoteusername@remotehost.com

If you've completely forgotten your remote username, then no... ssh will not scan the remote system and tell you what accounts are on it. That'd be a hideously BAD security hole.

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Im not completely sure what you have and what you don't. If you know the password and are logged in, you can run the command whoami to know your username.