1. First get the AD path of the object you are trying to the members:
dsquery * -filter (cn=WWAPP-A-CPAAZDashboard)
You can even do like this: dsquery * -filter (userPrincipalName=user123*) or dsquery * -filter (cn=computername)
2. Use the dsget and pass in the path:
dsget group "CN=WWAPP-A-CPAAZDashboard,OU=Groups,OU=WWCRO,OU=WorldWide,DC= companyname,DC=net" -members
3. Now you can pipe the result of this command to another dsget to get the other AD attributes; Final command:
dsget group "CN=WWAPP-A-CPAAZDashboard,OU=Groups,OU=WWCRO,OU=WorldWide,DC=companyname,DC=net" -members | dsget user -samid –display
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