# PowerView: Active Directory Enumeration

This lab explores a couple of common cmdlets of PowerView that allows for Active Directory/Domain enumeration.

## Get-NetDomain

Get current user's domain:

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## Get-NetForest

Get information about the forest the current user's domain is in:

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## Get-NetForestDomain

Get all domains of the forest the current user is in:

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## Get-NetDomainController

Get info about the DC of the domain the current user belongs to:

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## Get-NetGroupMember

Get a list of domain members that belong to a given group:

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## Get-NetLoggedon

Get users that are logged on to a given computer:

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## Get-NetDomainTrust

Enumerate domain trust relationships of the current user's domain:

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## Get-NetForestTrust

Enumerate forest trusts from the current domain's perspective:

![](/files/-LLzi97c12Py-wn6iGz1)

## Get-NetProcess

Get running processes for a given remote machine:

```csharp
Get-NetProcess -ComputerName dc01 -RemoteUserName offense\administrator -RemotePassword 123456 | ft
```

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## Invoke-MapDomainTrust

Enumerate and map all domain trusts:

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## Invoke-ShareFinder

Enumerate shares on a given PC - could be easily combines with other scripts to enumerate all machines in the domain:

![](/files/-LLzkAMHWApp9EX94TzE)

## Invoke-UserHunter

Find machines on a domain or users on a given machine that are logged on:

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## References

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