Search for the users folder "My Documents" on the network file server.
Hi folks,
here is a file server on which the is user folders according the departments. Departments folder are at the root of drive C: for example c: \ Marketing, c: \ finance.I need a script checks for the folder "My Documents" for each user and displays a table of the results by departments. I tried to use the command Test-path but without success.
Please, help me
here is a file server on which the is user folders according the departments. Departments folder are at the root of drive C: for example c: \ Marketing, c: \ finance.I need a script checks for the folder "My Documents" for each user and displays a table of the results by departments. I tried to use the command Test-path but without success.
Please, help me
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Displayed Title "My Documents" is stored internally as 'Documents'
When these redirected folders where setup did you give the users exclusive permissions or did you also give domain administrators permissions on these folders. This depends upon your companies policy. If you just gave employees exclusive access (the same permissions that they have on a non-redirected folder) then you have to give the domain administrators group permissions
first you need to get a groups members
$adgroups="Marketing","Sal
foreach ($group in $adgroups){
$users = get-adgroupmember -Identity $group
and so forth
When these redirected folders where setup did you give the users exclusive permissions or did you also give domain administrators permissions on these folders. This depends upon your companies policy. If you just gave employees exclusive access (the same permissions that they have on a non-redirected folder) then you have to give the domain administrators group permissions
first you need to get a groups members
$adgroups="Marketing","Sal
foreach ($group in $adgroups){
$users = get-adgroupmember -Identity $group
and so forth
$colItems = (Get-ChildItem $path -recurse | Measure-Object -property length -sum)
"{0:N2}" -f ($colItems.sum / 1MB) + " MB"
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