Hello Support,
aa groups --member "GROUP_NAME"
shows all the users within the GROUP_NAME.
How do I see other groups which are also members of GROUP_NAME?
Thank you.
Regards
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Hi Pashan,
The aa groups command will expand any sub-groups in the returned output so you will only see a complete list of users. Article CS154741 mentions that you would want to run the command integrity viewmksdomaingroup [group name] against the groups to see the output. Note that this only accepts 1 group name in the command so this would need to be scripted if you want to run it against multiple groups.
Sample output would appear similar to below:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Integrity\IntegrityClient10\bin>integrity viewmksdomaingroup Administrators
Name: Administrators
Description:
Group Members:
administrator:User
executive:User
Managers:Group
Hi Pashan,
The aa groups command will expand any sub-groups in the returned output so you will only see a complete list of users. Article CS154741 mentions that you would want to run the command integrity viewmksdomaingroup [group name] against the groups to see the output. Note that this only accepts 1 group name in the command so this would need to be scripted if you want to run it against multiple groups.
Sample output would appear similar to below:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Integrity\IntegrityClient10\bin>integrity viewmksdomaingroup Administrators
Name: Administrators
Description:
Group Members:
administrator:User
executive:User
Managers:Group