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January 30, 2005
Using PsExec.exe, I have scripted LocalAdmins.bat to report local Administrators group membership for all the computers in my network.
The syntax for using LocalAdmins.bat is:
\HostShareLocalAdmins.bat Account Password
where:
Host is a computer that will host the LocalAdmins.bat script and the LocalAdmins.log report file in it's Share.Share is a share name on Host that is writeable by Account.Account is an account that has administrative privileges on all the computers in your network.Password is the password of Account.
\jsi001etlogonLocalAdmins.bat JSIINCJerry
The resulting \jsi001etlogonLocalAdmins.log report might contain:
JSI001 AdministratorJSI001 Domain AdminsJSI001 Enterprise AdminsJSI005 AdministratorJSI005 JSIINCDomain AdminsJSI007 AdministratorJSI007 JSIINCDomain AdminsJSI007 JSIINCJenniferJSI009 AdministratorJSI009 JSIINCDomain AdminsJSI009 JSIINCJerry
NOTE: You must copy PsExec.exe to \HostSharePsexec.exe.
LocalAdmins.bat contains:
@echo offif {%2}=={} @echo Syntax: LocalAdmins DomainAdminAccount DomainAdminPassword&goto :EOFsetlocalset batch=%~DP0LocalAdminsBat.batset report=%~DP0LocalAdmins.logset PsExec=%~DP0PsExec.exeset domacct=%1set pw=%2@echo @echo off>%batch%@echo setlocal>>%batch%@echo for /f "Skip=6 Tokens=*" %%%%m in ('net localgroup administrators^^^|FIND /V /I "The command completed successfully."') Do @echo ^%%computername^%% %%%%m>>%batch%@echo endlocal>>%batch%if exist %report% del /q %report%call :quiet>nul 2>&1del /q %batch%endlocalgoto :EOF:quietfor /f "Tokens=1" %%c in ('net view^|FIND "\"') do ( %PsExec% %%c -u %domacct% -p %pw% %batch%>>%Report%)
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