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I recommend using PowerShell (and PS scripts), which is good for cases like this.
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I recommend using PowerShell (and PS scripts), which is good for cases like this.

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I have a very small script that pulls the group membership for a user:<br />
dsget user UserDN -memberof<br />
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What I wanted to do was pull the results of that script, which are the group DNs, into some type of script that would remove the user from those groups. &nbsp;This command will remove the user from the group. &nbsp;But how would I get just one script to do all of it?<br />
dsmod group GroupDN -rmmbr UserDN<br />
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Any suggestions would help.
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I have a very small script that pulls the group membership for a user:
dsget user UserDN -memberof

What I wanted to do was pull the results of that script, which are the group DNs, into some type of script that would remove the user from those groups.  This command will remove the user from the group.  But how would I get just one script to do all of it?
dsmod group GroupDN -rmmbr UserDN

Any suggestions would help.

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