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My prob is AD LDS already mounted and I don't need to change the user account but want to know which one has been configured.
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My prob is AD LDS already mounted and I don't need to change the user account but want to know which one has been configured.

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We have ADLDS installed on a server but I don't which account is used to connect to it. How to check that?
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We have ADLDS installed on a server but I don't which account is used to connect to it. How to check that?

How to know which account is used to connect to ADLDS?

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