The P-spot http://www.the-p-spot.org Tickle your Powershell needs Wed, 28 Apr 2010 08:30:55 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Powershell for NetApp http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/28/powershell-for-netapp/ http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/28/powershell-for-netapp/#comments Wed, 28 Apr 2010 08:30:55 +0000 Stain http://www.the-p-spot.org/?p=25 Hi all,

a few days ago a colleague of mine Filip Sneppe, who has great expertise in Netapp solutions, sent me a link to “PoshOnTap” asking me if we already had any experience with this product in any of our Netapp environments. Unfortunately, we did not. At that point – especially because I am a lazy admin and dislike repetitive manual tasks – I got an overwhelming feeling of curiosity and plunged myself into the product.

These were the products he pointed me to:

I will be writing a few blogs on the last item in the list: PoshOnTap.

More details on PoshOntap:

  • PoshOnTap was created by glenn.sizemore.
  • The first publication of his product can be located here.
  • Version 1.1 of this module can be located here.

~Stain

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]]> http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/28/powershell-for-netapp/feed/ 1 Group Membership – Nested Groups http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/22/group-membership-nested-groups/ http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/22/group-membership-nested-groups/#comments Thu, 22 Apr 2010 13:31:15 +0000 Stain http://www.the-p-spot.org/?p=12 In addition to the article Ben wrote on April 7th, 2010, I would like to add that there is another “Group Membership” property available to a user-object when you are using the Quest AD Tools:

NestedMemberOf

This property lists all the indirect group memberships. If you want to retrieve all the groups the user is part of (directly and indirectly) this code will help you achieve that:

$sUser = get-qaduser -samaccountname <username>

$UsrGrps = $sUser.MemberOf

$UsrGrps += $sUser.NestedMemberOf

$UsrGrps

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]]> http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/22/group-membership-nested-groups/feed/ 0 Enumerate user memberships with Powershell http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/07/enumerate-user-memberships-with-powershell/ http://www.the-p-spot.org/2010/04/07/enumerate-user-memberships-with-powershell/#comments Wed, 07 Apr 2010 15:38:49 +0000 Ben De Vriese http://www.the-p-spot.org/?p=8 Enumerating user memberships is a common task to perform.  Unlike other scripting languages, with Powershell it’s a one-line action.

First download/install Quest AD Tools, and add them:

add-pssnapin quest.activeroles.admanagement

I use a semicolon to combine two Powershell commands:

$sUser = get-qaduser -samaccountname <username>; $sUser.MemberOf

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