Need to know what groups you’re a member of in Active Directory, but don’t have access to AD Users and Groups management snap-in? Try this command. It may help to run cmd.exe as Administrator if that privilege is available to you, but may not be necessary.
gpresult /r
The output at the bottom will be something like this, along with any additional Global group names you’re a member of.
An alternative is whoami /groups which provides an output similar to this…
Note: whoami also works on Linux/UNIX systems.
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