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The RIDs are used to determine the roles of the current principal. The WindowsPrincipal class is primarily used to check the role of a Windows user. The WindowsPrincipal. IsInRole method overloads let you check the user role by using different role contexts. Initializes a new instance of the WindowsPrincipal class by using the specified WindowsIdentity object. Gets a collection that contains all of the claims from all of the claims identities associated with this claims principal.
Contains any additional data provided by a derived type. Gets a collection that contains all of the claims identities associated with this claims principal. Populates the SerializationInfo with data needed to serialize the current ClaimsPrincipal object. I just need a simple script such as:. This will list out all the CN's of all the groups the user is a member of. The Get-ADUser function has a param that lets you specify any name, but it defaults to the currently logged in user.
WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent for this as well. May not exactly be what you're looking for, but Quest powershell has a bunch of addins that make this very easy. If you're going to be pushing a powershell package you could add the quest addon into the push. Then it gets far simpler.
A quick side note: code signing is going to make you pull some hair out if you attempt to make it secure. Works for me either.
Anyhow I'm wondering how to list top level groups nested relations for user. This thread has been marked as answered for a while. Also, just wanted to point out that your filter will not work with the primary group or nested groups. So yes, you can use the code in the post with both Windows PowerShell 5. Thanks again for your comment and I hope you are enjoying the posts so far.
And maybe consider creating a separate post on System. Interestingly, using. This scripts demonstrates that:. Method 1: I love WordPress at times. You may have been referring to comment vs the op. When I create code samples, I tend to use variables to hold output as they may come in useful later — and in a part of a script not shown here.
But you ake a blood point that. Looking at your function — I note that in the second method, you have two assignments, vs 1 for the first method. StaticVoidMain Method 1: 2. I tried this several times and on my host, what the second assignment removed, the difference is pretty small. And as an aside, you might like to author a post on this area — contact me if you are interested in authoring a post or two.
I like this way of doing it rather going into local groups. The script on top misses UAC, which might not have the user with admin privileges the moment he starts the job. Yours does it in my eyes the right way. Sean Wheeler Sr. Content Developer for PowerShell. Faris Malaeb External Author. Sean Kearney Customer Engineer - Microsoft. Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment.
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