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In my environment, there are 2 domains connected via WAN link. Please look at the image below for the system topology:

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I want to display the folder access permission of a user from one domain on a file server in the other domain. I have referred to this post and successfully exported the folder access permission of the user. The output was in a .txt file.

Is there any equal tool (like “SubInAcl”) or technique to display the folder access permission of a specific user on a server in a different domain? (In the case that the trust between both domain has been created and the user from one domain can access server in the other domain.)

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I hope I have correctly understood your question, thus can give the following solution for powershell:

(Get-Acl "\\SERVER\share").Access | where {$_.IdentityReference -like "Domain1\User"}

Just replace SERVER, Domain1 and User with your values.

You may easily store this as TextFile (using Out-File Cmdlet) or CSV (using Export-Csv Cmdlet).

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