So at times it may happen the a user logs in from remote terminal and forgets to log off. So in order to kill such a session of a remote user, following things can be done.
# who -u
This will give you the pid of the process user is using to log in.
Then you can kill that process using
#kill -9 pid
# who -u
This will give you the pid of the process user is using to log in.
Then you can kill that process using
#kill -9 pid
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You can just use the 'w' command to list who's logged in. That gives a list of the tty's. Then use pkill to hangup the connection
pkill -HUP -t pts/1
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