lsatusr

Lsatusr is a command-line utility used in Unix-like operating systems, including Linux and macOS. It is part of the LSA (Local Security Authority) suite of tools, which are primarily used for managing and querying security policies and user accounts on Windows systems. However, the lsatusr command is not natively available on Unix-like systems and is not commonly used in these environments.

The lsatusr command is typically used to list all users and their associated security identifiers (SIDs) on a Windows system. It provides detailed information about each user, including their username, full name, and SID. This information can be useful for system administrators who need to manage user accounts and permissions.

In Unix-like systems, user account management is typically handled by other commands and tools, such as the passwd, useradd, and usermod commands. These tools provide similar functionality to lsatusr, but they are designed to work with the Unix user account system, which is different from the Windows LSA system.

It is important to note that the lsatusr command is not a standard Unix command and may not be available on all systems. If you need to list users on a Unix-like system, you can use the getent passwd command, which will display a list of all user accounts on the system.