CentOS: List groups/users

How To List Users and Groups on Linux – devconnected 

cat /etc/passwd


cat /etc/group



Using the groups command

The most memorable command to list all groups a user is a member of is the groups command. When executed without an argument the command will print a list of all groups the currently logged in user belongs to:

groups
The first group is the primary group.
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To get a list of all groups a specific user belongs to, provide the username to the groups command as an argument:
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