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Local user login on a domain machine, receiving System error 5 occurred Access is denied error

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We are trying to use the command prompt net group from a local login on a workstation.. This workstation is on the domain, but I'm logging in as the local user: .\localuser and not the domain\user.

Command prompt we are using. net group MYDOMAINGROUP /domain

I can't get the command prompt above to run on the .\localuser, but I can get it to run on the Domain\User. How can I get this to work on the .\localuser?

The image below is a screenshot and results from the command prompt. The left command prompt is run as a domain user. the command prompt on the right is run as a local user. The local user is getting an System error 5 occurred Access is denied.. Does anyone know of any group policy objects or ways to get a local user to successfully request information from the domain controller? example

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jo flag
What exactly are you trying to achieve with tihs?
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jo flag

You would need to allow anonymous/guest users to connect to and read from your domain. This is a bad and insecure practice. What you're trying to do is not advised.

However, if you ran the process under the domain-joined computer's system account, it would be able to use the credentials of the computer account to perform an authenticated query of the domain.

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