Couldn't you check group membership on your own from the command prompt via "net user username /domain"? E.g. net user bobjones /domain
I actually don't even have access to the network for one of the three networks I have to get AD groups added for. It's frustrating. I'm trying to get that as well since I can tell this is going to be an ongoing issue.
Thank you for the net command. At least I can use that on the two users I know need access. The problem is that I don't have a list of users. They are to be copied from two AD groups into a bunch of others across networks. It's so annoying.
There are powershell commands you can use to export AD group membership. Something like this: https://community.spiceworks.com/t/exporting-all-ad-groups-with-members-to-csv/828952
I'm on vacation so I cant validate the exact syntax, but Get-ADGroup or Get-ADUser is going to be in the correct ballpark.
Thank you! It gives me a great place to start and they haven't blocked it on servers so I can actually run them.