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Add user to group from command line (CMD) Run the below command net localgroup group_name UserLoginName /add. For example to add a user ‘John’ to administrators group, we can run the below command. net localgroup administrators John /add; Few more examples: To add a domain user to local users group: net localgroup users domainname\username /add
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Apr 01, 2020 · The command net localgroup xxx yyy /add will never create an event on a domain controller. It's a local group on the specific computer you are addressing. Well for whatever its worth, in an effort to reproduce the problem for the OP (as noted in my reply), I actally ran the command on a Domain Controller . MemberZ The command completed successfully. What I would like is a file that just has . MemberA MemberB MemberC . . . MemberZ. It also has to be automated so I can schedule it to run periodically. What I have so far is this In command prompt: net group /domain MyADGroup |more +8 > output.txt In power shell: Nov 03, 2018 · I tried to use this command. It works, but i see a little problem here. If i have a group inside "Domain Admins" group this command wont't return value of group. I mean i will receive only members which ObjectClass=User. If i try to use "Get-ADGroupMember -Identity GroupYouNeedToQuery" i will get all object classes. The command: net group /domain TheGroupName shows the direct Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 177 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow , the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers.