asked on 11/8/2010

WIndows PowerShell Scripting

I am trying to get all the security groups attached to specific Shared folders on my Windows 2008 File Server. I have all of the share paths that I want in an excel spreadsheet.I would like to be able to just plug in all the path locations for the folders/shares and incorporate this powershell cmd to get a full listing of all 900 shares.

Get-Acl -Path D:\Data | Format-List accessToString | Out-File -FilePath c:\GroupShareAccess.txt -Append

Does anyone know how I can script this cmd instead of having to use it on each individual path location ?

Crystal Reports Powershell Windows Server 2008

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11/8/2010

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sodapop7

11/8/2010

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Thank a lot. This solved my issue. Both solutions worked for me. I just have one more question. Is there a way to include the path along with the security information that this script spits out ?

daveTechSearch

11/8/2010

you can do something like this for including the path

$shares = get-content c:\get-acl.csv 
$shareACLs = "c:\shareACLs.csv"

@(foreach ($share in $shares)
    {
    $share | 
    select  @{Name='ShareDir';Expression={[string]($share)}},@{Name='accessToString';Expression={get-acl $share | select accessToString}}
    }) |
    export-csv $shareACLs -notype

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