NT Domain USer List

Hi,

The NET USER /DOMAIN command will give you a list of all users in the currently logged-in domain. To redirect the list to a printer, simply use the command NET USER /DOMAIN > LPTx, where LPTx is the printer port for your printer. You can alsoredirect to a shared network printer (NET USER /DOMAIN > \\server\printershare), or map an LPT port to a shared network printer.

This should do everything you need.

Steve

You could also use the adduser utility from the resource kit to extract the user list to a csv file and then read it into excel.

PSS ID Number: Q199878
Article last modified on 07-15-1999

winnt:4.0

winnt

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The information in this article applies to:

- Microsoft Windows NT Server version 4.0
- Microsoft Windows NT Server, Enterprise Edition version 4.0
- Microsoft Windows NT Workstation version 4.0
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SUMMARY
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The Addusers.exe tool for Windows NT is a 32-bit administrative utility that
uses a comma-delimited text file to create, modify, and delete user accounts.
Addusers is most beneficial when the information to be manipulated is maintained
in a spreadsheet, such as one created with Microsoft Excel, that canbe
converted to a c

Answer #1 is useless unless you are only interested in the users who are currently logged on. ADDUSERS.exe from the resource kit will allow you to output this info to a csv file, or you could use USRSTAT.exe from the resource kit to output the info to the display. I prefer USRSTAT, as it provides last login information for all users.

Good luck!

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