Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group
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@jrc I re-read my OP a few times to make sure I didn't misspeak. I don't think you missed anything. Unless I'm missing something...
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@anthonyh You're fine I'm also half dead from a head cold/sinus infection, I just reread the post. Query the groups you're wanting, run a foreach loop against the results, then an if/else statement with the -like switch against whatever the domain is you're wanting to filter to specify your action.
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@r3dpand4 said in Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group:
@anthonyh You're fine I'm also half dead from a head cold/sinus infection, I just reread the post. Query the groups you're wanting, run a foreach loop against the results, then an if/else statement with the -like switch against whatever the domain is you're wanting to filter to specify your action.
I suspect that the OP is wanting some code examples. At least that's what I'd be after if I were him.
Anthony:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee617193.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396 is a place to start, it'll help you write the bit that get's group members.
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Getting-Users-ALL-7417b71d - May have some useable snippets to get the info you need from the user. -
Check get-aduser... You could try something like this from one of your DCs:
get-aduser -properties DisplayName,sAMAccountName,EmailAddress -Filter "EmailAddress -like '*@domain.org'"That will give you the list of users and their associated email.
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It's not completely finished yet, but the framework is more-or-less there.
I couldn't figure out how to cleanly paste it directly into this post, so here is a pastebin link:
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@anthonyh Is this code you are currently testing, or are you still working on it?
It looks like it should work.
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@dafyre said in Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group:
@anthonyh Is this code you are currently testing, or are you still working on it?
It looks like it should work.
I've tested everything but the actual "remove-adgroupmember" and "add-adgroupmember" bits.
I'm going to do that this morning.
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@anthonyh said in Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group:
@dafyre said in Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group:
@anthonyh Is this code you are currently testing, or are you still working on it?
It looks like it should work.
I've tested everything but the actual "remove-adgroupmember" and "add-adgroupmember" bits.
I'm going to do that this morning.
*hides under nearest desk*
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@dafyre said in Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group:
@anthonyh said in Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group:
@dafyre said in Active Directory - Scripting the adding/removal of users to group:
@anthonyh Is this code you are currently testing, or are you still working on it?
It looks like it should work.
I've tested everything but the actual "remove-adgroupmember" and "add-adgroupmember" bits.
I'm going to do that this morning.
*hides under nearest desk*
lolz
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Welp, as near as I can tell my cluster of a script does exactly what I'm looking for. I've updated the Pastebin link for those who are curious (https://pastebin.com/0JvUrzQU).
It will analyze existing group memberships and remove users if they do not meet all of the following requirements:
- The account no longer matches the specified $fileString
- The account is disabled
- The account does not reside within the $searchBase
Next, it will pull all accounts from the system, excludes existing members, and adds the remaining users to the group if they meet all of the following requirements:
- The account is enabled
- The account matches the specified $fileString
- The account resides within the $searchBase
- The sAMAccountName does not contain a 1 (something we use internally)
- The Display Name does not contain the string 'test' (we do not have any users who have 'test' in their name yet :-D)
After the above is done, it writes the changes to a log file (which is overwritten each time the script runs) and if emails it off to a specified email address.
