August 30, 2008 02:16am pdt

1. BSonPosh 64,160
2. ramrom 2,000
2. Shift-3 2,000
2. weellio 2,000
5. matrixnz 1,000
5. Chris-Dent 1,000
5. KCTS 1,000
8. knightEkni... 800
8. llman 800
10. DaleHarris 600
11. Ruscal 400
11. RobSamp... 400
13. mass2612 300
13. mraluminu... 300
15. wildboy85 200

1. BSonPosh 72,160
2. Chris-Dent 7,500
3. Shift-3 3,500
4. mass2612 2,800
5. RobSamp... 2,400
6. weellio 2,000
6. ramrom 2,000
8. matrixnz 1,000
8. sirbounty 1,000
8. KCTS 1,000
11. llman 800
11. knightEkni... 800
13. gelbert 750
14. DaleHarris 600
15. amit_g 500
16. Ruscal 400
17. mraluminu... 300
18. wildboy85 200

07.06.2008 at 08:36AM PDT, ID: 23541739

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Getting user domain

Asked by elimesika in MSH/Monad PowerShell

HI

How can I get the current user domain from PowerShell ??

I have tried the following, but didn't got the domain....
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             $user = [System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent()
$pricipal = New-Object System.Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal( $user )

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Getting user domain

Asked by elimesika in MSH/Monad PowerShell

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