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Command line to list users in a Windows Active Directory group?

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Is there a command line way to list all the users in a particular Active Directory group?


Of course you can see who is in the group by going to 



Manage Computer --> Local User / Groups --> Groups and double clicking the group.



Maybe you prefer using the command line method which is



dsget group "CN=GroupName,DC=domain,DC=name,DC=com" -members
 

OR try



dsquery user -samid aa_kz2p4w | dsget user -memberof -expand

OR try



net group /domain 
 

  • 4 weeks later...
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This worked awesome to find which users are a member of a group





dsquery group -name "GG-NAO-HosangIT-ACS-Read-Write" -d nao.global.hosangit.com | dsget group -members


This worked awesome to find what groups a user is a member of to validate they exist in AD





dsquery user -samid svc_firemon | dsget user -display -memberof -expand


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