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Angel Tsankov
Using the command prompt how can I disable an account or remove it from a group?
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Jerold Schulman
Using the command prompt how can I disable an account or remove it from a group?
See tip 6820 » What are the new Active Directory command-line tools in Windows Server 2003?
in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com
To disable a user account:
dsmod user <UserDN> -disabled yes
To remove a user account from a group:
dsmod group <GroupDB> -rmmbr <UserDN>
OR
net user UserNamew /active:no /domain
net group "GroupName" "UserName" /del /domain
for a local group:
net localgroup "GroupName" "UserName" /del
Jerold Schulman
Windows Server MVP
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Michael Bednarek
Using the command prompt how can I disable an account or remove it from a group?
Start with the NET command, e.g. NET HELP USER or NET HELP GROUP.
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Roger Abell [MVP]
Michael Bednarek said:Start with the NET command, e.g. NET HELP USER or NET HELP GROUP.
and
net help localgroup
for domain local groups instead of global groups