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This seems like it would be a simple question, but my Google skills have failed me.
When logged into a domain (as a domain user without any admin rights), how can I determine what groups my user account belongs to?
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This seems like it would be a simple question, but my Google skills have failed me.
When logged into a domain (as a domain user without any admin rights), how can I determine what groups my user account belongs to?
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You can also do it using the following:
gpresult
which will also show any GPO objects applied
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Ah - I managed to find a way to do this, from a command prompt:
net user {username} /domain
Which includes in its output a list of "global group memberships" corresponding to domain groups.
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Here's what I use (since I have Gnu32 grep):
gpresult /R | grep "following security groups" -A5000
This will perform a "list group policy" command for the current user, then pipe the output through grep so that only the information about group membership is written out.
Very handy command. – tovare – 2010-10-11T09:18:44.223