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I Need to Get Group and User Info from AD

Points of My Scenario:
1. I am admin of a Windows Server 2008 R2 domain.
2. I need a powershell script that will create the following CSV or XLS output: (a) Retrieve all AD groups, then (b) List members for each group, next (c) provide last logon date/time, enabled/disabled status, and creation date for each member of the group.
3. The output will be used to create the following style XLS report attached.

SUMMARY: Please provide a powershell script that can provide the information in the attached spreadsheet (also explained in points 1 thru 3).
User-Review-Template.xlsx

Pavel Nagaev

Try this one.

import-module activedirectory



Get-ADGroup -filter * | Sort -Property Name |%{

"Group:$($_.Name)"

  Get-ADGroupMember $_ | sort -Property objectClass,Name  |%{
 
    if ($_.objectClass -eq "group"){
     "           +------- subgroup   $($_.name )"

    }else
    {

   $user= Get-ADUser -identity $_.distinguishedName -Properties DisplayName, Enabled,LastLogonDate,whenCreated 

    "                  $($User.samaccountname,  $User.DisplayName, $User.Enabled, $User.LastLogonDate, $User.whenCreated )"
  
    }

  }
}

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waltforbes

ASKER

Hi pgnev:
this is an awesome script - wow! However, I noted 2 errors:
1. The Domain Controllers group & the Domain Computers group listed my domain account for each computer account in the respective groups.
2. Other computer groups did similarly - i.e., they listed a service account instead of the computers - for each computer in the group.

Question: Why does this happen? Is there a fix?

Pavel Nagaev

I modified script. Please replace "d:\temp1.csv" to correct path.

You will get what you wanted.

This script isn't ideal but it works.

import-module activedirectory

Get-ADGroup -filter * | Sort -Property Name |%{

$mGroup=$_.Name

Get-ADGroupMember $_ | sort -Property objectClass,Name  |%{
 
 $Mpar=$_

switch ($Mpar.objectClass)
{
    'group' {
    }
     
    'user' {
                    $user= Get-ADUser -identity $Mpar.distinguishedName -Properties DisplayName, Enabled,LastLogonDate,whenCreated -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

"$mGroup$($User.samaccountname)`t$($User.DisplayName)`t$($User.Enabled)`t$($User.LastLogonDate)`t$($User.whenCreated )`t" >>d:\temp1.csv

    }
   'computer'{
    }
    Default {}
}

  }
}

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waltforbes

ASKER

To pnagaev: The Group name and username are concatenated. How to correct this?

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waltforbes

ASKER

Bravo! Bravo! You did it, Pnagaev! Many thanks!

Pavel Nagaev

you are welcome!