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All the information is written to a comma delimited text file, except the enumeration of groups. Script Usage: Enum Users: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:"[GroupName]" Enum Groups: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:"list" Enum All Users: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:"all" Email Address To Send Sample Code To: @    '**************************************************** ' Script Witten by Larry Heintz ' March 2006 www.windowsadminscripts.com ' This script will enumerate user and groups on a ' server. There a few different usages for the script. ' You can enumerate all users or all groups. You can ' also enumerate just the users in a certain group. ' All the information is written to a comma delimited ' text file, except the enumeration of groups. ' ' Script Usage: ' Enum Users: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:"[GroupName]" ' Enum Groups: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:list ' Enum All Users: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:all '**************************************************** Dim args,computername,group,logPath Set args = Wscript.Arguments.Named computername = args.Item("computer") group = lcase(args.Item("group")) logPath = getLogPath() if wscript.arguments.count = 0 then wscript.echo "Script Usage:" wscript.echo "Enum Users: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:[GroupName]" wscript.echo "Enum Groups: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:list" wscript.echo "Enum All Users: cscript users.vbs /computer:[ComputerName] /group:all" else if computername = "" then computername = getComputer() else computername = computername end if if group = "" then group = "users" elseif group = lcase("all") then Call enumUsers(computername) wscript.quit elseif group = lcase("list") then Call enumGroups(computername) wscript.quit else group = group end if Call enumUsersGroup(computername,group) end if Function enumUsers(computername) On Error Resume Next Dim objusers,euser,count count = 0 wscript.echo "Starting script..." Set objusers = GetObject("WinNT://" & computername) if not (errorChecking (computername)) then objusers.filter = Array("user") For Each euser in objusers count = count + 1 Call writetoLog(euser.name,"N/A",computername) wscript.echo euser.name next end if Set objgroup = nothing wscript.echo "" wscript.echo "There are " & count & " Users on " & ucase(computername) wscript.echo "Ending script..." End Function Function enumUsersGroup(computername,group) On Error Resume Next Dim objgroup,member,count count = 0 wscript.echo "Starting script..." Set objgroup = GetObject("WinNT://" & computername & "/" & group & ",group") if not (errorChecking (computername)) then for each member in objgroup.members count = count + 1 Call writetoLog(member.name,group,computername) wscript.echo member.name & "," & group next end if Set objgroup = nothing wscript.echo "" wscript.echo "There are " & count & " Users in the " & ucase(group) & " group on " & ucase(computername) wscript.echo "Ending script..." End Function Function enumGroups(computername) On Error Resume Next Dim objgroup,egroup,count count = 0 wscript.echo "Starting script..." Set objgroup = GetObject("WinNT://" & computername) if not (errorChecking (computername)) then objgroup.filter = Array("group") For Each egroup in objgroup count = count + 1 wscript.echo egroup.name next end if Set objgroup = nothing wscript.echo "" wscript.echo "There are " & count & " Groups on " & ucase(computername) wscript.echo "Ending script..." End Function Function writetoLog(username,group,computername) Dim FSO,objFSOwriteline Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFSOwriteline = FSO.OpenTextFile(logPath & "\users_" & computername & ".txt", 8,True) objFSOwriteline.WriteLine(username & "," & group) objFSOwriteline.close Set objFSOwriteline = nothing Set FSO = nothing End Function Function getLogPath() Dim temp,temp2 temp = split(wscript.scriptfullname,"\") for i = 0 to ubound(temp) - 1 temp2 = temp2 & temp(i) & "\" next getLogPath = temp2 End Function Function getComputer() Dim objNet Set objNet = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") getComputer = objNet.ComputerName Set objNet = Nothing End Function Function errorChecking(ComputerName) errorChecking = False if err.number <> 0 then wscript.echo "Unable to connect to " & ucase(ComputerName) err.Clear () errorChecking = True end if end Function Click HERE to download this script. Copyright 2006 WindowsAdminScripts.com all rights reserved.