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Thanks Jose &nbsp;can you please tell me which part of the script removes the all the users groups and leaves on the domain users as l may want to run that part of the command separately
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Hi &nbsp;Jose <br />
&nbsp;I have tried to run the following command below to move the users from an OU to a CSV but l keep getting an error saying in the text file attached:<br />
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$OUName=&quot;Users&quot;<br />
$outputfile= &quot;.\MembersByGroup.csv&quot;<br />
#Get DN of the group<br />
$DN=Get-ADOrganizationalUn<wbr />it -Filter * | where { $_.distinguishedName -match &quot;Managed&quot;} | select -ExpandProperty DistinguishedName<br />
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#Get all groups in that DN<br />
$groups=Get-ADGroup -SearchBase $DN &nbsp;-Filter *<br />
#userMembership variable<br />
$UsersMembership=@()<br />
#iterate each group to find out the members<br />
foreach($group in $groups){<br />
#iterate the members to and create the new object and add it to the UsersMembershipArray.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; $members = Get-ADGroupMember -Identity $group<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; if($members){<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; foreach($member in $members){<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; $nobj= new-object psobject -Property @{&quot;Group&quot;=$group.Name;&quot;use<wbr />r&quot;=$member<wbr />.name;&quot;Sam<wbr />AccountNam<wbr />e&quot;=$member<wbr />.SamAccoun<wbr />tNAme;&quot;DN&quot;<wbr />=$member.d<wbr />istinguish<wbr />edName}<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; $UsersMembership+=$nobj<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; }<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; }<br />
} &nbsp;<br />
#export to csv.<br />
$UsersMembership | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation $membersByGroup<br />
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The reason for this is because the &quot;users&quot; is not an OU it's a container, so you statements are bad.<br />
My script will work for Organizational units, not for containers.<br />
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you need to make sure that your &quot;organizational unit&quot; is actually an organization unit.<br />
or provide the Distinguished name directly in line 7
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Okay cool thanks l &nbsp;will try another OU
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Hi Phil Mapfumo, in the script is not implemented the removed part. I would need to set up a test environment, as I explained earlier, and I don't want to mess with my Productive AD.<br />
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The variable of the groups and memberships are this:<br />
$UsersMembership=@()<br />
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And the remove command is remove-adgroupmember -identity $identity<br />
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jose
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Hi<br />
&nbsp;I would like assistance with creating a powershell &nbsp;command that will do the following<br />
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Export users and group memberships from an OU to &nbsp;CVS file<br />
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Then remove all the users from all the groups except the domain users group<br />
&nbsp;I &nbsp;would appreciate any assistance
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Hi
 I would like assistance with creating a powershell  command that will do the following
 Export users and group memberships from an OU to  CVS file
 Then remove all the users from all the groups except the domain users group
 I  would appreciate any assistance

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