Category: Active Directory

You can use the following simple Powershell command to get the SID of an Active Directory user: This will give the following output: Retrieve the SID from this line: I hope this helped you!

Use the snippet below to get a list of all AD groups that a certain username is member of. Replace “[username]” with the correct username. Execute this command in a new Powershell window. Get groups of user You should get the following response: Get users in a group This command fetches all AD users in… Continue reading Powershell get list of AD users / groups

If you wish to check if a Windows Group Managed Service Account (GMSA) is correctly installed (and available for use) on a Windows machine, you can do the following. Open a new Powershell Window First make sure that the Active Directory Powershell feature is enabled on the server. Do this by issuing this command: Afterwards,… Continue reading Powershell check if an AD Group Managed Service account (GMSA) is correctly installed on Windows Server