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| | Getting a list of users per workstation I want to be able to see what users are on each workstation. I also want to see what groups they are in on the workstation (as we are still trying to nail a few that are still administrators and power users when we want all of our users to be in the User groups only). If someone could give me a script that would give me a report of this I would greatly appriciate it -- either a .bat file OR a .vbs file would be great. Thanks everyone in advance -- again much appriciated. Ryan |
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| | Re: Getting a list of users per workstation "RBoyle" <ryan.j.boyle.cpg@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:368f2c06-6bfc-477b-84e2-ccf17aebb0cc@xxxxxx Quote: > I want to be able to see what users are on each workstation. I also > want to see what groups they are in on the workstation (as we are > still trying to nail a few that are still administrators and power > users when we want all of our users to be in the User groups only). > > If someone could give me a script that would give me a report of this > I would greatly appriciate it -- either a .bat file OR a .vbs file > would be great. In the general case, it can be quite complicated to track down all of the members of the adminstrators and "power users" group because of the possibility of nested groups. I'd recommend you first create a domain group called "workstation admins" and populate it with the domain accounts that should be workstation admins. Then run a script using an account that is already a workstation admin that removes all members from the "power users" group, adds the "workstation admins" group to the administrators group, removing all other members. /Al |
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