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| Is it possible to report which groups/users are members of the Administrators group on the clients ?
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| | Yes, you can create a user-defined configuration group using the Member_Of operator. Here's the syntax: DomainUserName Member_Of "Administrators" The group will populate when a user who is a member of the Local Administrators group is logged into the managed computer.
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| Is it also possible to check that a domain user is not a member of a group ??
This would give us the possibility to exclude our own support accounts
e.g. DomainUsername Member_Of "Administrators " AND DomainUsername NOT Member_Of "domain\IC-Support"
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| | Yes, and the syntax is like this: NOT DomainUserName MEMBER_OF "Administrators"
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| | I have tried this but everytime I go to hit Finish it is grayed out and I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. I create a new User-Defined Group but I am not sure what value type to select? Thanks, Lou |
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| When the "finish" button is greyed out, that means there's a syntax error. Perhaps you don't have both sets of quotes, you're missing a bracket or have an extra space, something like that. Look at the attached screenshot and compare with what you have. Hopefully that will show you what the problem is.
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