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Checking access to folder in a domain environment [Quick Tip]

Let's say you have limited access at a work place and manager wants if a user has access for something that they requested and you don't have the proper access to check. Today I will show you how to check access on limited access. The way that this example is setup is by virtual environment from Windows 2003 Server to Windows XP.

Tools
  • Virtualbox (free edition) running in local environment
  • rdesktop (free)
  • vmware (trial)
  • Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition (Student Version 180 days trial) running in a remote location




The picture above is typical Windows Server login. It just shows that I am running server OS. Ok let's move on.

















We are going to check on a user on "DTSAdmin" At the command prompt type "net user DTSAdmin /domain" it will gather from the server a lot of good information as shown in the picture above. If you don't type the "/domain" syntax the computer is going to think that user name is at the local machine. You will get an error like this in the screen-shot below.















Remember the command prompt is powerful tool if you know how use it properly.

Thanks for reading.

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