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| | RE: Is User an Admin Hi, i think this VBScript will help you: http://www.scriptbox.at.tt/index.php...inistrator.vbs alternate link: http://scriptbox.boris-toll.at/index...inistrator.vbs Edit these values: strComputer & strUser "Mutley" wrote: Quote: > Dear All, > > Can anybody help. I have nearly finished a reporting script but i am stuck > on one particular thing. I need to write a function that that takes a > username and checks if the user is a local admin on a remote workstation, > the difficult part is enumerating nested groups within the local > administrators group on the workstation. can anybody help. > > Regards, > > -- > Ben > |
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