GCIH · Question #362
What will the following Enum command display? C:\> enum '"G 127.0.0.1 -
The correct answer is B. Group and member list. The enum tool's -G flag queries and displays group and member information from a target host. In this command, -G is used against 127.0.0.1 to enumerate local groups.
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What will the following Enum command display? C:> enum '"G 127.0.0.1 -
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- AShare list
- BGroup and member list
- CLSA policy information
- DPassword policy information
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The enum tool's -G flag queries and displays group and member information from a target host. In this command, -G is used against 127.0.0.1 to enumerate local groups.
Share enumeration requires the -S flag in the enum tool, not the -G flag.
The -G flag in the enum command is specifically designed to enumerate Windows groups and their members from the target host. Running 'enum -G 127.0.0.1' queries the local machine and returns a list of groups along with each group's member accounts. This is a common reconnaissance technique used to understand local group membership on a Windows system.
LSA policy information is retrieved using the -L flag, not the -G flag.
Password policy information is retrieved using the -P flag, not the -G flag.
Concept tested: Windows enum tool group enumeration flag
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