The above are native to the OS and better answers, but in the spirit of completeness, there's literally a whoami.exe in the 2000 & XP support tools. At 32 kb, it'd be easy to roll out through group policy, if you had your heart set on that command.

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2013年8月19日 · If you need to see your own groups, there's whoami /groups: Displays the user groups to which the current user belongs. The advantage of this command over net user /domain username is that implicit group memberships are also displayed with whoami.

2023年7月27日 · whoami /groups This should not only list security groups but distribution groups, if I recall correctly (and which might also be useful to know). Also takes care of nesting, ie you are in group A which is in B, so it shows you as also in B (again I am trying to recall the details here).

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2014年6月18日 · Upon running rsop.msc on the machine, I see the policy has been correctly applied, yet when I run whoami /priv I can see the privileges are not applied and the installer continues to fail. Not sure if I am just losing my mind and doing something wrong here, but I have done these operations numerous times and this is the first time I have had ...

PS C:\Windows\system32> whoami /priv PRIVILEGES INFORMATION ----- Privilege Name Description State ===== ===== ===== SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege Adjust memory quotas for a process Disabled SeSecurityPrivilege Manage auditing and security log Disabled SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege Take ownership of files or other objects Disabled …

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Not working for me on Windows Server 2012 R2 (for both the member server, DCs, domain and forest functional level): I can purge the Kerberos tickets, but never got the new group (neither the klist tgt size changes, or whoami /groups reflects the new group). I've checked the change on the group is replicated through all the DCs.

2014年12月4日 · I have the following situation: my security groups of the active directory I'm belonging to are not shown anymore in a "friendly name", but I have just the SID. When I run whoami /groups I see a list of groups, plus a custom group I'm belonging to, which is shown without a name: