Run this command: rundll32 dsquery,OpenQueryWindow
You can then try search the AD and find the info you need.
Eg.
You wanted to find all users belong a particular group but you're unsure of the group name, you just roughly remember the name. Here're what you can do:
Eg.
You wanted to find all users belong a particular group but you're unsure of the group name, you just roughly remember the name. Here're what you can do:
- List out the group name in the domain
(Run this at the command prompt: NET GROUP /DOMAIN)
*Reference: http://www.petri.co.il/list_all_users_and_groups_in_domain.htm - Find the group name you looking for
- Use the query window above to find that group
- Double click on the result and it will shows you the list of member in the group