RE: View Security Group SID

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Ok... I just used adfind.... I guess I didnt have the syntax right the
frist time I tried it.


"Jim" wrote:

We recently migrated to a new 2003 domain, and as expected, existing file
shares/permissions are displaying the SID, rather than a user name(file
server simply joined new domain). I would like to know what tool or command
I can use to simply read the SID of a global group. I have the SIDs for all
the old user accounts by adding "acctinfo.dll" to the old DC. I would now
like to view the SIDs of the old groups to easily map similar groups in the
new domain.

Thank you.

.

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