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Tag Archives: groups
Looking at Local Groups Using PowerShell on MCPMag
My latest series on MCPMag talks about local groups and using PowerShell (of course ) to not only report on the groups, but also to manage them. Check them out and let me know what you think! Managing Local Groups … Continue reading
Get All Members of a Local Group Using PowerShell
I wrote a function a while back that is used to query a local group on a remote or local system (or systems) and based on the –Depth parameter, will perform a recursive query for all members of that group … Continue reading
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Find and Report Members of a Local Group
One of the things that a Sys Admin might want to know about is who exactly is in a group, such as Administrators. Getting it from one system is pretty simple, but pulling this data from multiple remote systems can … Continue reading
WSUS: Managing Groups with PowerShell
In this post, I will show how to use PowerShell to manage the Target Groups in WSUS. Using PowerShell, you can Create and Delete groups and Add/Remove clients from groups. First, we need to setup our connection to our WSUS … Continue reading