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    User in Group

    How to enumerate all groups a user belong to? Or all users that belong to a particular Group?

    Talking about NT/2000.
    Anybody?
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    Use ADSI
    IT WORKS ON ALL NT SYSTMES, 4.0 and 5.0(2000).



    http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000.../adsilinks.asp

    OR

    do a search at www.microsoft.com for ADSI

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    But...

    ADSI won't work if Active Directory is not installed, will it?
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    Well, Yes and NO.

    What you will have to do is create a small client/server prog. to get the information.

    You actually install the asdi on a server and write a prog. to gather that info. You would pass the users information to the server and have it return the Info.

    This of course, is no the way you would Idealy develop a prog, but unless your on a full 2000 network, it , as far as I have ever known, is the only way.

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