fellow monks,

I recently started using the Win32::NetAdmin module to assist with routine auditing tasks. For this, I put together the following script that will collect account info on a server. 

#!perlenv -w

use strict;

use Win32::NetAdmin qw(UserGetAttributes GetUsers);

my @users;
my $server = $ARGV[0];

if ( $#ARGV < 0 ) {
    print "usage: ntinfo.pl <server IP address>";
    exit;
}

GetUsers( $server, 0, \@users );

my ( $user, $password, $passwordAge, $privilege, $homeDir, $comment, $
+flags,
    $scriptPath );

foreach $user (@users) {
    UserGetAttributes(
        $server,  $user,    $password, $passwordAge, \$privilege,
        $homeDir, $comment, $flags,    $scriptPath
    );
    my $current = time();
    my $days    = $current - $passwordAge;
    print "$user:" . scalar( localtime($days) ) . ":$comment\n";
}

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The problem is, I would like to also include the groups defined on any given server as part of the output of this script...something comparable to GetUsers, such as GetGroups perhaps. Looking through Win32::NetAdmin, it does not appear that this feature is available...I could be wrong though. Any ideas on this?

cheers, -semio

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