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I need to check if a specific domain user is a member of a local administrators group.



I prefer to use Powershell, but the problem is that we are not allowing WinRM so I can't use PSRemoting, so I can't run Get-LocalGroupMember or something.



Thanks alot for your help.










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  • Without PSRemoting you can't.
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  • ok, so any other suggestions?
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    You could use a PowerShell script which writes the data you want onto a share for example and deploy it as startup script using a GPO.
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I need to check if a specific domain user is a member of a local administrators group.



I prefer to use Powershell, but the problem is that we are not allowing WinRM so I can't use PSRemoting, so I can't run Get-LocalGroupMember or something.



Thanks alot for your help.










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  • Without PSRemoting you can't.
    – TobyU
    Nov 22 at 13:05










  • ok, so any other suggestions?
    – WebsGhost
    Nov 22 at 13:10






  • 2




    You could use a PowerShell script which writes the data you want onto a share for example and deploy it as startup script using a GPO.
    – TobyU
    Nov 22 at 13:15













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I need to check if a specific domain user is a member of a local administrators group.



I prefer to use Powershell, but the problem is that we are not allowing WinRM so I can't use PSRemoting, so I can't run Get-LocalGroupMember or something.



Thanks alot for your help.










share|improve this question















I need to check if a specific domain user is a member of a local administrators group.



I prefer to use Powershell, but the problem is that we are not allowing WinRM so I can't use PSRemoting, so I can't run Get-LocalGroupMember or something.



Thanks alot for your help.







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  • Without PSRemoting you can't.
    – TobyU
    Nov 22 at 13:05










  • ok, so any other suggestions?
    – WebsGhost
    Nov 22 at 13:10






  • 2




    You could use a PowerShell script which writes the data you want onto a share for example and deploy it as startup script using a GPO.
    – TobyU
    Nov 22 at 13:15


















  • Without PSRemoting you can't.
    – TobyU
    Nov 22 at 13:05










  • ok, so any other suggestions?
    – WebsGhost
    Nov 22 at 13:10






  • 2




    You could use a PowerShell script which writes the data you want onto a share for example and deploy it as startup script using a GPO.
    – TobyU
    Nov 22 at 13:15
















Without PSRemoting you can't.
– TobyU
Nov 22 at 13:05




Without PSRemoting you can't.
– TobyU
Nov 22 at 13:05












ok, so any other suggestions?
– WebsGhost
Nov 22 at 13:10




ok, so any other suggestions?
– WebsGhost
Nov 22 at 13:10




2




2




You could use a PowerShell script which writes the data you want onto a share for example and deploy it as startup script using a GPO.
– TobyU
Nov 22 at 13:15




You could use a PowerShell script which writes the data you want onto a share for example and deploy it as startup script using a GPO.
– TobyU
Nov 22 at 13:15












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I recommend you to have a look on PowerView. Get-NetLocalGroup queries the information via WinNT provider or on demand via WinAPI.



Refer to harmj0y's blog for more information.






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