To list all the users from a domain with whatever groups they are member of, Use the below script (Remember it needs Quest PowerShell for Active Directory installed on the server where it is being run from) :
get-qaduser * | foreach-object {
$User = $_
(get-QADuser $user).memberof | Get-Qadgroup | select @{n="UserSAMID";e={$User}},Name,SAMAccountname,DisplayName,Type,canonicalname
} | export-csv Users_Memberof.csv -notypeinformation
This will generate a CSV file which will have user's Samid in the first column and Group name (direct membership) in the second column with other group attributes in subsequent columns.
get-qaduser * | foreach-object {
$User = $_
(get-QADuser $user).allmemberof | Get-Qadgroup | select @{n="UserSAMID";e={$User}},Name,SAMAccountname,DisplayName,Type,canonicalname
} | export-csv Users_Memberof.csv -notypeinformation
This will generate a CSV file which will have user's Samid in the first column and Group name (indirect nested group membership) in the second column with other group attributes in subsequent columns.
get-qaduser * | foreach-object {
$User = $_
(get-QADuser $user).memberof | Get-Qadgroup | select @{n="UserSAMID";e={$User}},Name,SAMAccountname,DisplayName,Type,canonicalname
} | export-csv Users_Memberof.csv -notypeinformation
This will generate a CSV file which will have user's Samid in the first column and Group name (direct membership) in the second column with other group attributes in subsequent columns.
get-qaduser * | foreach-object {
$User = $_
(get-QADuser $user).allmemberof | Get-Qadgroup | select @{n="UserSAMID";e={$User}},Name,SAMAccountname,DisplayName,Type,canonicalname
} | export-csv Users_Memberof.csv -notypeinformation
This will generate a CSV file which will have user's Samid in the first column and Group name (indirect nested group membership) in the second column with other group attributes in subsequent columns.
