After going through many testing and successfully streamlining most of the Users and Groups member of in active directory environment using Powershell Active Directory: List complete hierarchy of upstream nested groups recursively of User. I was still facing some of the issues, Earlier script was not smart enough to detect the loop and will keep running if same group is in members and memberof, this will keep running indefinitely.
Another thing was my earlier script was not showing the result correctly as expected if there are multiple groups in memerof tab in upstream groups, Although it was working fine if single group is there. Also I wanted a true tree size view of the captured data. Here I have re-written this script from scratch again. To use this script check my earlier articles how to run script.
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As here I am going to use this script frequently, I have added it to Powershell profiles, each time powershell is launched this script is loaded into memory automatically, If PowerShell profile file does not exists it will be created with command if (!(Resolve-Path $PROFILE -eq SilentlyContinue)) {New-Item $PROFILE}, I have copied below script in file name Get-AdGroupTreeViewmemberOf.ps1, and coping file content using cat C:\temp\Get-AdGroupTreeViewMemberOf.ps1 | Add-Content $PROFILE. I can verify the same by opening file location C:\Users\UserName\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1.
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After launching powershell simply run function to show tree map for group use Get-AdGroupTreeViewMemberOf -GroupName 'Domain Admins' and for user Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf -UserName 'Administrator'. Results are as below, Loop is shown in Red color and it is skipped.
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# function Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf { #requires -version 4 <# .SYNOPSIS Show UpStream tree view hierarchy of memberof groups recursively of a Active Directory user and Group. .DESCRIPTION The Show-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf list all nested group list of a AD user. It requires only valid parameter AD username, .PARAMETER UserName Prompts you valid active directory User name. You can use first character as an alias, If information is not provided it provides 'Administrator' user information. .PARAMETER GroupName Prompts you valid active directory Group name. You can use first character as an alias, If information is not provided it provides 'Domain Admins' group[ information. .INPUTS Microsoft.ActiveDirectory.Management.ADUser .OUTPUTS Microsoft.ActiveDirectory.Management.ADGroup .NOTES Version: 1.0 Author: Kunal Udapi Creation Date: 10 September 2017 Purpose/Change: Get the exact nested group info of user Useful URLs: http://vcloud-lab.com .EXAMPLE PS C:\>.\Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf -UserName Administrator This list all the upstream memberof group of an user. .EXAMPLE PS C:\>.\Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf -GroupName DomainAdmins This list all the upstream memberof group of a Group. #> [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess=$True, ConfirmImpact='Medium', HelpURI='http://vcloud-lab.com', DefaultParameterSetName='User')] Param ( [parameter(ParameterSetName = 'User',Position=0, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, HelpMessage='Type valid AD username')] [alias('User')] [String]$UserName = 'Administrator', [parameter(ParameterSetName = 'Group',Position=0, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, HelpMessage='Type valid AD Group')] [alias('Group')] [String]$GroupName = 'Domain Admins', [parameter(ParameterSetName = 'Group', DontShow=$True)] [parameter(ParameterSetName = 'User', DontShow=$True)] [alias('U')] $UpperValue = [System.Int32]::MaxValue, [parameter(ParameterSetName = 'Group', DontShow=$True)] [parameter(ParameterSetName = 'User', DontShow=$True)] [alias('L')] $LowerValue = 2 ) begin { if (!(Get-Module Activedirectory)) { try { Import-Module ActiveDirectory -ErrorAction Stop } catch { Write-Host -Object "ActiveDirectory Module didn't find, Please install it and try again" -BackgroundColor DarkRed Break } } switch ($PsCmdlet.ParameterSetName) { 'Group' { try { $Group = Get-ADGroup $GroupName -Properties Memberof -ErrorAction Stop $MemberOf = $Group | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Memberof $rootname = $Group.Name } catch { Write-Host -Object "`'$GroupName`' groupname doesn't exist in Active Directory, Please try again." -BackgroundColor DarkRed $result = 'Break' Break } break } 'User' { try { $User = Get-ADUser $UserName -Properties Memberof -ErrorAction Stop $MemberOf = $User | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Memberof -ErrorAction Stop $rootname = $User.Name } catch { Write-Host -Object "`'$($User.Name)`' username doesn't exist in Active Directory, Please try again." -BackgroundColor DarkRed $result = 'Break' Break } Break } } } Process { $Minus = $LowerValue - 2 $Spaces = " " * $Minus $Lines = "__" "{0}{1}{2}{3}" -f $Spaces, '|', $Lines, $rootname $LowerValue++ $LowerValue++ if ($LowerValue -le $UpperValue) { foreach ($member in $MemberOf) { $UpperGroup = Get-ADGroup $member -Properties Memberof $LowerGroup = $UpperGroup | Get-ADGroupMember $LoopCheck = $UpperGroup.MemberOf | ForEach-Object {$lowerGroup.distinguishedName -contains $_} if ($LoopCheck -Contains $True) { $rootname = $UpperGroup.Name Write-Host "Loop found on $($UpperGroup.Name), Skipping..." -BackgroundColor DarkRed Continue } #"xxx $($LowerGroup.name)" #$Member #"--- $($UpperGroup.Name) `n" Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf -GroupName $member -LowerValue $LowerValue -UpperValue $UpperValue } #foreach ($member in $MemberOf) { } } #Process } #Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf -groupname a1 #Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf -UserName user2 #Get-ADGroupTreeViewMemberOf -UserName user1 |
