[Evin Hexnode 9 March 2022 Evin Moderator]

Thank you for reaching out to us @noudtwan.
Yes, you can deploy custom scripts from the Hexnode portal to list all users on your macOS devices. Here is the script to get the job done.

Script to list users on Mac

dscacheutil -q user | grep -A 3 -B 2 -e uid:\ 5'[0-9][0-9]'

1	dscacheutil -q user | grep -A 3 -B 2 -e uid:\ 5'[0-9][0-9]'

Regarding your second query, you can find the size of home directories of required users with the command given below. The above script will also return the user’s home directory. Hence, you can use this information to determine the size of required users’ home directories.

Script to get the size of home directory of a user

du -sch /directory/path

1	du -sch /directory/path

Replace “/directory/path” with your user’s home directory.

The total size of the directory can be found on the last line of the output.
Please validate the script on a system before executing in bulk. Because if the script has any issue, it may put your devices at risk.

If you have any doubt about deploying scripts, please check out our help doc on executing custom scripts on macOS devices to know more.

Hope this meets your requirements. Do reach out if you have any further queries.

Cheers!
Evin Lee
Hexnode Uem

[Peter Hexnode 24 July 2023 Peter Moderator]

Hey @noudtwan, we have a new update on your concern. Hexnode comes with a new feature which lists all of your user accounts present on your macOS devices on the device page in the Hexnode portal. It also displays various details about the account such as the role, user ID, Secure Token status and much more. It also allows you to perform certain actions on the user accounts such as granting Secure Token, unlocking a user account, changing the user role and password and much more. Visit this link for detailed information.

Hope this helps!
Peter Templeton
Hexnode UEM

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