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Creates local groups or
modifies their membership.

Syntax

net localgroup [groupname [/comment:"text"] ] [/domain] 
net localgroup groupname {/add [/comment:"text"] | /delete} [/domain]
net localgroup groupname username [...] {/add | /delete} [/domain]

Options

None

Lists local groups on the server.

groupname

Shows the name of a group to create, delete, or modify the membership
of.

/comment:"text"

Describes a group (up to 48 characters).

/domain

If omitted, performs the command on the local computer (which must be
a domain controller). To manage groups from a workstation, use this
switch.

username[...]

Adds or removes user account(s) from the group (separate with spaces).

/add

Creates a new group or adds existing users to an existing group.

/delete

Deletes a group or removes users from a group.

Examples

List all local groups in the domain:

net localgroup
Aliases for \\TEST
-----------------------------------------------------
*Account Operators    *Administrators          *Backup Operators
*DHCP Administrators  *DHCP Users              *DnsAdmins
*Guests               *NetShow Administrators  *Pre-W2K Compatible
*Print Operators      *RAS and IAS Servers     *Replicator
*Server Operators     *Users                   *WINS Users
The command completed successfully.

Create a new local group called Color Printers:

net localgroup "Color Printers" /add
The command completed successfully.

Add the Domain Users global group to the Color Printers local group:

net localgroup "Color Printers" "domain users" /add
The command completed successfully.

List the members of Color Printers:

net localgroup "Color Printers"
Alias name     Color Printers
Comment
Members
-----------------------------------------------------
Domain Users
The command completed successfully.

Notes

• net localgroup can also be typed net
  localgroups.

• Use double quotes around group names with embedded spaces, such as
  "domain users."

• In the output of the command, an asterisk preceding a group name
  indicates that it includes both users and groups.

See Also

Groups , net accounts,
net group, net user