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Hi, I'm wondering is there a way I can get the active directory's object_sid property of a given device from crowd strike? Thanks, |
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Hi @yoavhiz -
If we absolutely must retrieve this value from the machine directly, we will have to try something leveraging RTR. (The SID value is stored in a protected key within the registry of the machine. (HKLM\SECURITY\SAM\Domains\Account)) There are several scripts online discussing this. You should be able to execute your preferred one of these as a CloudFile via RTR. As an alternative, If you have Windows Remote Server Administration tools (RSAT) installed, you could retrieve this detail directly from PowerShell on your local machine using: Get-ADComputer -Filter “name -eq ‘edlt'” -Properties sid | select name, sid
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Hi @yoavhiz -
object_sid
is not returned as part of theget_device_details
operation (Hosts service collection).If we absolutely must retrieve this value from the machine directly, we will have to try something leveraging RTR. (The SID value is stored in a protected key within the registry of the machine. (HKLM\SECURITY\SAM\Domains\Account)) There are several scripts online discussing this. You should be able to execute your preferred one of these as a CloudFile via RTR.
As an alternative, If you have Windows Remote Server Administration tools (RSAT) installed, you could retrieve this detail directly from PowerShell on your local machine using: