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Ok... So I need to know how to determine all the users a particular Security Group is applying to. &nbsp; &nbsp; 
 
I'm able to find the members using this command: 
 

<pre><code id="code-10-28705340-1"> Get-ADGroupMember &quot;SecurityGroup&quot; | Select Name, SamAccountName, objectClass</code></pre>
 
The problem is, the particular SG that I'm looking at only has SG members. &nbsp; I'm having a difficult time figuring the puzzle out... &nbsp; I need a list of the users. 
 
Group 1 
- Group 2 
- - Group Member 1 
- - Group Member 2 
- - Group Member 3 
- - - Group 4 
- - - - Group Member 6 
- Group 3 
- - Group Member 4 
- - Group Member 5 
- - Group Member 6
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Ok... So I need to know how to determine all the users a particular Security Group is applying to.    

I'm able to find the members using this command:

(CODE)

The problem is, the particular SG that I'm looking at only has SG members.   I'm having a difficult time figuring the puzzle out...   I need a list of the users.

Group 1
- Group 2
- - Group Member 1
- - Group Member 2
- - Group Member 3
- - - Group 4
- - - - Group Member 6
- Group 3
- - Group Member 4
- - Group Member 5
- - Group Member 6

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