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Does anyone know of a reporting application, that can scan all windows computers (workstations &amp; servers) in a domain for example, and report back all local (not domain) accounts, permissions and their status, e.g. standard user or administrator? I know of a few tools that come close to providing such data, e.g. Get Local Admins GUI, but the key data I need is account status &amp; permissions, e.g. enabled or disabled, standard user permissions or administrator permissions. There are a few hundred computers to check so a purposely designed reporting application (or script alternative) would be a massive help in the information gathering stage.&nbsp;
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Does anyone know of a reporting application, that can scan all windows computers (workstations & servers) in a domain for example, and report back all local (not domain) accounts, permissions and their status, e.g. standard user or administrator? I know of a few tools that come close to providing such data, e.g. Get Local Admins GUI, but the key data I need is account status & permissions, e.g. enabled or disabled, standard user permissions or administrator permissions. There are a few hundred computers to check so a purposely designed reporting application (or script alternative) would be a massive help in the information gathering stage. 

local account status reporting tool

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