The command `net user lol /domain` is executed in the...

The command net user lol /domain is executed in the Windows Command Prompt or PowerShell and is used to query information about the user account lol from the domain's Active Directory. Here's what it does:

• net user: A Windows command used to manage or display information about user accounts.
• lol: The username of the account for which details are being queried.
• /domain: Specifies that the information should be retrieved from the domain's Active Directory (rather than the local computer).

What it does: This command retrieves details about the user account lol, such as the status of the account, password settings, group membership, and other account properties, from the domain's directory. This is useful for administrators to get user information in a networked environment where Active Directory is used. If the user lol does not exist or the machine is not part of a domain, an error will be returned.