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     Get-ADGroup -LDAPFilter "(member=$UserDN)" | foreach-object {
     Get-ADGroup -LDAPFilter "(member=$UserDN)" | foreach-object {
         #if ($_.name -notin "Domain Users","RandomSecGrp")  #EXCLUSION - slightly more dangerous
         #if ($_.name -notin "Domain Users","RandomSecGrp")  #EXCLUSION - slightly more dangerous
         if ($_.name -in "Domain Users","RandomSecGrp","AnotherRandomSecGrp","YARSG","WeGetIt_AnotherSecGrp")
         if ($_.name -in "RandomSecGrp","AnotherRandomSecGrp","YARSG","WeGetIt_AnotherSecGrp")
             {
             {
                 $Group=$_.name
                 $Group=$_.name

Latest revision as of 14:06, 24 May 2019

Purpose

This script was an extension of Powershell: AD Group Membership from OU and is quite dangerous. It will run through the designated OU and remove any security groups designated (or you can give it a list to ignore, which is even more dangerous if you the list is empty). Has very basic logging to csv so you could rebuild if you had to.

To Do

  • build in a failsafe check ala DO YOU REALLY WANT TO DO THIS?
  • build in a check for OUs never to run against (allow a list of OU's to be programmed that you couldn't run this against)
  • figure out a variable check for Test vs Nuke vs Confirm (maybe default to Test)
  • learn how to read in from a list into an array for a .ignore list (or .nuke list)

Code

##################################################
## Remove Groups from Users found in target $OU ##
##################################################
## To Do
##  - Build Output to Log [Done]
##  - Add Flag for Test vs Nuke vs Confirm
##  - Warning and Confirmation
##################################################
## Test
##  - Multiple -ne in If
##  - Array of Groups to ignore
##################################################
# Research: powershell pass variable to parameter
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46121939/passing-a-powershell-variable-as-a-cmdlet-parameter
##################################################
###################################################
## User Variables

#$OU = "OU=,OU=,OU=,OU=,DC=rabbibob,DC=com"
$OU = "OU=Users,DC=rabbibob,DC=com"
####################################################

## Logging Setup
$Logfile = "AD_RemoveGroups_CleanUp_20190523.log"
Function LogWrite
{
   Param ([string]$logstring)

   Add-content $Logfile -value $logstring
}

# Start

$GetOU = Get-ADUser -SearchBase $OU -Filter *
foreach ($user in $GetOU) 
    {
    $UserDN = $user.DistinguishedName
    $Name=$user.SamAccountName 
    Get-ADGroup -LDAPFilter "(member=$UserDN)" | foreach-object {
        #if ($_.name -notin "Domain Users","RandomSecGrp")   #EXCLUSION - slightly more dangerous
        if ($_.name -in "RandomSecGrp","AnotherRandomSecGrp","YARSG","WeGetIt_AnotherSecGrp")
            {
                $Group=$_.name
                $LogLine = $Name+","+$Group 
                LogWrite $LogLine
                write-host "$Name - $Group"
				### RUN WITHOUT CONFIRMATION
				remove-adgroupmember -identity $Group -member $UserDN 
				### RUN WITH CONFIRMATION
				#remove-adgroupmember -identity $Group -member $UserDN -Confirm:$False
            } 
        }
    }