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netsj (TechnicalUser) 1 Aug 07 9:56 I'm looking for information that defines what security groups are given access to administrative shares by default. I've found this article on Technet...

I'm looking for information that defines what security groups are given access to administrative shares by default. I've found this article on Technet: http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/e5026578-e891-4107-aa2e-9d180428055d1033.mspx?mfr=true but that simply tells me that...

Wow - great! Thank you!

Ok - I see what you're seeing now, thanks. Tying this into my other post, do you have a canned wrapper that will do the required nesting? I have the main command that runs this agains every server and gets the shares listed, but haven't figured out how to nest the second step that will pull the...

Ok - I must be missing something - rather than 'sure it does' how about an example of the proper syntax? I see how I can grant and remove permissions, but not list them. so - rmtshare \\servername ??? Thank you!

I have RMTShare - it lists all shares but does not list associated permissions.

I have many scripts I've written to run against individual machines, and would love to automate them to run against the servers in my domain. Does anyone have a handy 'wrapper' script that would allow me to do this, and can you show me the proper context? I've found a few wrappers but they don't...

For SOX compliance, auditors are requesting a listing of all shares on all servers and associated user/group permissions. I have ShareEnum and Srvcheck, and throgh this I can develop a list of all shares on a server and associated permissions, but this does not show me administrative share...

I have written a script that will allow me to list the local groups a domain user belongs to on a specific machine, and which AD groups a user is a member of, but have not been able to conquer the nesting to allow for a true 'audit' of group membership. Essnetially, I need a script that will...