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Windows CLI – find groups you are a member of

I knew of doing a gpresult /v and finding the group membership. An even better (and faster) way is whoami /groups.

Other useful whoami switches.

Posted on July 23, 2017Author rakheshCategories WindowsTags groups, whoami

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