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What context are you running this in?<br />
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PS doesn't have an IfMember equivalent. You can write one, or you can use a number of different methods exposed by the .NET framework. Which is appropriate depends on context.<br />
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Chris<br />

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What context are you running this in?

PS doesn't have an IfMember equivalent. You can write one, or you can use a number of different methods exposed by the .NET framework. Which is appropriate depends on context.

Chris


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will be a deployment by sccm<br />
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would have like to do one PS script but i guess &nbsp;three seperate packages would do.<br />
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so the PS script will be called by sccm install.cmd
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will be a deployment by sccm

would have like to do one PS script but i guess  three seperate packages would do.

so the PS script will be called by sccm install.cmd

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not sure if this helps but..<br />
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the package runs as a (svc account )<br />
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a seperate package ruiing as a user process will then copy the files to profile path (as administrater)
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not sure if this helps but..

the package runs as a (svc account )

a seperate package ruiing as a user process will then copy the files to profile path (as administrater)

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Great thank you will give that a go
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Hi im looking to create a powershell script &nbsp;that checks group membership and does various things based on outcome<br />
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ifmember of group 1 &nbsp;then do job1<br />
ifmember of group 1 then do job 2<br />
if member of group 3 then job 3<br />
carry on with script<br />
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type if thing, imm sure you get the idea :-)<br />
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i can do this with ifmember just looking for powershell equivilant.
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Hi im looking to create a powershell script  that checks group membership and does various things based on outcome

ifmember of group 1  then do job1
ifmember of group 1 then do job 2
if member of group 3 then job 3
carry on with script

type if thing, imm sure you get the idea :-)

i can do this with ifmember just looking for powershell equivilant.

Powershell  Ifmemeber type command?

Windows PowerShell is a task automation and configuration management framework from Microsoft, consisting of a command-line shell and associated scripting language built on the .NET Framework. PowerShell provides full access to the Component Object Model (COM) and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), enabling administrators to perform administrative tasks on both local and remote Windows systems as well as WS-Management and Common Information Model (CIM) enabling management of remote Linux systems and network devices.