Dsquery windows 2000

With native Windows up to and including XP commands only:. This is the fastest way to find the logged on user name, and the results that you do get are correct, but NBTSTAT won't always return a user name, even when a user is logged on. The REG command is accurate, but may need to be modified depending on the version used. My colleagues often forget to mention their logon account name when calling the helpdesk, and the helpdesk doesn't always ask either.

With native Windows Server commands only:. In Windows NT 4 and later, users usually are members of global groups. Specifies the format in which the list of entries found by the search will be displayed. A dn value displays the distinguished name of each entry.

An rdn value displays the relative distinguished name of each entry. A upn value displays the user principal name of each entry. A samid value displays the SAM account name of each entry. By default, the dn format is used. Specifies the scope of the search. A subtree value specifies a subtree that is rooted at the start node in the console tree. A onelevel value specifies the immediate children of the start node only. A base value specifies the single object that the start node represents.

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