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<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-42725334-1"><span>$filePath =&quot;C:\filepath&quot;</span>
<span>$groups = Get-Content &quot;$($filePath)\groups.txt&quot; </span>
<span>foreach ($group in $groups) {</span>
<span>    Get-ADGroupMember $group |</span>
<span>    Select @{n='Name'; e={$group}},</span>
<span>    @{n='DisplayName'; e={Get-ADUser $_.sAMAccountName -Property DisplayName | Select -ExpandProperty DisplayName}},</span>
<span>    @{n='Title'; e={Get-ADUser $_.sAMAccountName -Property Title | Select -ExpandProperty Title}},</span>
<span>        SamAccountName, DistinguishedName |</span>
<span>    Export-Csv &quot;$($filePath)\GroupMembers.csv&quot; -NoTypeInformation -Append</span>
<span>}</span>
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When you ask for <b>Name</b>, I'm assuming that you mean the name of the group.<br />
Not sure what you mean by &quot;&nbsp;... (filtered by out to list only domain).&quot;
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Sorry for the miss understanding. I need to be able to run against multiple groups selected and different multiple company domains. We have 5. Is it possible to make this scipt do that ?<br />
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$Server = Read-Host -Prompt &quot;Input the FQDN for the Domain&quot;<br />
$CsvPath = &quot;c:\logs\$($Server)_Admini<wbr />strators_$<wbr />(Get-Date -Format ddMMyyyy).csv&quot;<br />
$ADGroupName = &quot;Domain Admins&quot;<br />
$Output = @()<br />
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$ADGroupMembers_Users = Get-ADGroupMember $ADGroupName -Recursive -Server $Server<br />
$ADGroupMembers_Groups = Get-ADGroupMember $ADGroupName -Server $Server | Where-Object {$_.ObjectClass -eq &quot;group&quot;}<br />
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foreach ($m in $ADGroupMembers_Users) {<br />
&nbsp; $Output += Get-ADUser $m | Select Name,Displayname,Title,Sam<wbr />AccountNam<wbr />e,Distingu<wbr />ishedName<br />
}<br />
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foreach ($m in $ADGroupMembers_Groups) {<br />
&nbsp; $Output += Get-ADGroup $m -Properties Description | select Name,Description,ObjectCla<wbr />ss<br />
}<br />
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$Output | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -Path $CsvPath
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Are the domains in the same AD forest? If so, you can use the following to get your list of domains:<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-42725781-1"><span>$domains = @((Get-ADForest).domains)</span>
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 Are the groups the same for each domain?<br />
Do you want separate CSVs for each domain, or have them all in the same one?<br />
Do you want separate CSVs for each object type (groups/members) or one for both?<br />
If the latter, you would need to have all fields in each record of the CSV, for example:<br />
domain, group name, group description, objectClass, user name, display name, title, sAMAccountName, Distinguishedname
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Yes, The domain are in the same forest. But the Groups are not the same in all of the domains.
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Albert Widjaja

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Wow, this is the perfect script for what I'm doing !!!!! Able to do an audit with one click on all domain and set groups. THANKS Guy
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Can someone help me with creating a PowerShell script that will pull from Active Directory the following report from selected AD Security groups like &quot;Domain Admins&quot;, &quot;Enterprise Admins&quot; etc.<br />
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formating as followed. Name,Displayname,Title,Sam<wbr />AccountNam<wbr />e,Distingu<wbr />ishedName(<wbr />filtered by out to list only domain)<br />
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Looking for the report to be a CSV file. &nbsp;Thanks
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Can someone help me with creating a PowerShell script that will pull from Active Directory the following report from selected AD Security groups like "Domain Admins", "Enterprise Admins" etc.

formating as followed. Name,Displayname,Title,SamAccountName,DistinguishedName(filtered by out to list only domain)

Looking for the report to be a CSV file.  Thanks

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