waltforbes
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How to query all AD groups for one account?
Points of My Scenario:
1. There are 2 domains in separate forests - Domain-A & Domain-B
2. I am admin of Domain-A only (Windows Server 2003)
3. Domain-A trusts Domain-B (one-way only)
4. 'User-b' from Domain-B is in a number of domain-local groups in Domain-A
QUESTION: How can I query the AD of my Domain-A to find all the domain-local groups for which 'User-b' is a member?
1. There are 2 domains in separate forests - Domain-A & Domain-B
2. I am admin of Domain-A only (Windows Server 2003)
3. Domain-A trusts Domain-B (one-way only)
4. 'User-b' from Domain-B is in a number of domain-local groups in Domain-A
QUESTION: How can I query the AD of my Domain-A to find all the domain-local groups for which 'User-b' is a member?
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Wow! It does the job well, Netjgrnaut! Many thanks!
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Question: Should I use the distinguished names for "Domain-A\\" and "NameOfUserFromDomain-B"? If not, what format should I use?