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Using NLIST

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coach38

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I have a group "dep-safety" in the container under "user groups". How can I use nlist to give me a list of users in the group "dep_safety"?

Thanks!
 
nlist user where "group membership" eq dep_safety

 
To pipe it to a file, put:

> filename.txt

onto the end of the command above

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Thanks,

Suppose I wanted to see all groups and members.
 
Try:

NLIST GROUP SHOW MEMBER

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I am pretty sure that you can type NLIST /? and it will give you a pretty good lesson on how to use it. There are tons of options and you could spend days going over all of them.

Marvin Huffaker MCNE, CNE
Marvin Huffaker Consulting
 
Use:

NLIST /? ALL

for all of the options.

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