Bill Tkach wrote:

>I have a batch file script, that needs to see if a person belongs to a
>certain group. So I'm trying to compare the %USERNAME% (logged on user) to
>the members of the group, to see if I can get either a "doesn't match" or a
>"does match".
>
> Here's my query
>
> dsget group "CN=Dudes,OU=OurOU,OU=ABC
> Network,DC=abcdef,DC=ca" -expand -members | dsget user -samid -c | find
> "%USERNAME%"
>
> So, if you pass it the %username%, and there's a match, it returns the
> username.
> So, this gives me a name, but I can't match it the %USERNAME%... I can
> only get it to return the value. I can't get past this step.
>
> Is there another way to compare this, or, am I almost there?
>
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> Bill Tkach
> MSP, CCNA, A+
> visual{period}eyes{at}telus{period}net

It seems to work. If a name is echoed, the current user is a member. If
nothing is echoed, the current user is not a member of the group. What do
you want to accomplish?

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Richard Mueller
Microsoft MVP Scripting and ADSI
Hilltop Lab - http://www.rlmueller.net
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