# CMD Commands Here I will compile some CMD commands to enumerate local and domain accounts. Ok, we have a low-level user and we want to enumerate our machine and AD, first, we need to understand who we are inside the machine and what type of privileges we have. ### Local Users & Groups #### Who We Are? ``` C:\Users\student459>whoami ```

#### What groups we are associated with? ```batch C:\Users\student459>net localgroup ```

#### Enumerate Local Users ```batch C:\Users\student459> net user ```

#### Enumerate Local Administrator Account ```batch C:\Users\student459>net user Administrator ```

### Local Services Running #### Enumerate Local Services Running as System ```batch TASKLIST /FI "USERNAME eq NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM" ```

### Local Machine Information ``` C:\Users\student459> ``` ### Local Network Shares ``` C:\Users\student459> net view \\dcorp-std459 /all ```

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