The ability to administer and maintain up-to-date user lists and groups is critical to the security of an organization.
Using the GUI
There are a number
of different ways to determine which groups a user belongs to. First, you can
take the GUI approach:
1. Go to “Active
Directory Users and Computers”.
2. Click on “Users” or
the folder that contains the user account.
3. Right click on the
user account and click “Properties.”
4. Click “Member of”
tab.
Using the Command Line
gpresult /V
You’ll get output
that looks like this (I’ve truncated it to only include the group info):
Another command line to export to an output file
dsquery group -name ‘groupname’ | dsget group -members | dsget user -display >> outputfilename.txt
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