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After migrating to a new App-V Management Server our AppV Admins lost their permissions to the Management Server. Strange, because during installation the correct security group was provided. First place …
Export security group members to a CSV file using Powershell: Import-Module ActiveDirectory Get-ADGroupMember -identity sec_group_name | select name | Export-csv C:\Temp\filename.csv -NoTypeInformation If you just wat the username, use “select samaccountname”. Btw …
Enumerating user memberships is a common task to perform. Unlike other scripting languages, with Powershell it’s a one-line action. First download/install Quest AD Tools, and add them: add-pssnapin quest.activeroles.admanagement I …
Get samaccountname (logonname) from fullnames: Get-Content c:\users.txt | get-qaduser | select displayName,sAMAccountName | export-csv c:\output.csv –noType Users.txt is contains users’ full name.
First download and install ActiveRoles Management Shell for Active Directory. add-pssnapin quest.activeroles.admanagement get-qadgroupmember “group name” Bring in some formatting by using the ‘select’ parameter: get-qadgroupmember “group name” | select …