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Who has this right? Posted by: Keith Brown on April 08, 2004 DIGG This is just some sample code that tells you which SIDs are assigned a particular user right (privilege or logon right). Here's how you run the thing (you must be an admin to run this): c:\>whohasthisright SeBackupPrivilege S-1-5-32-551 (BUILTIN\Backup Operators) S-1-5-32-544 (BUILTIN\Administrators) You can also specify a flag: /machine machinename if you'd like to get information about the security policy of a different machine, but remember that you must be considered an administrator of that machine for this to work. http://www.theserverside.net/developmentor/downloads/samples/whoHasThisRight.zip

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