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I want to use a Get-ADGroup
command in nested foreach
loops. But somehow the command results nothing back. The command and filters are corect, as you can see it at the very bottom after the loops, the same instruction works there perfectly, for whatever reason.
$file = "\path"
$data = Import-Csv $file -Delimiter ";" -Encoding UTF7 |
select -First 5
Measure-Command
foreach ($item in $data )
$tiefe = $($item.'Tiefe')
$pfad = $($item.'Pfad')
$recht = $($item.'Recht')
$trustee = $($item.'trustee')
$LDAPDirectoryService = 'IP-Adresss'
$DomainDN = 'o=enterprise'
$LDAPFilter = "cn=$trustee"
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.DirectoryServices.Protocols')
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.Net')
$LDAPServer = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapConnection $LDAPDirectoryService
$LDAPServer.AuthType = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.AuthType]::Anonymous
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.ProtocolVersion = 3
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.SecureSocketLayer = $false
$Scope = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchScope]::Subtree
$AttributeList = @('*')
$SearchRequest = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchRequest -ArgumentList $DomainDN,$LDAPFilter,$Scope,$AttributeList
$groups = $LDAPServer.SendRequest($SearchRequest)
$groups
#Prüft ob Gruppe existiert
if ($groups.Entries.Count -eq 0)
Write-Host " Group not found!" `n -Foregroundcolor Red $LDAPFilter
#Speichert alle nicht gefundenen Gruppen zur manuellen Nachbearbeitung
Add-Content -Path \Path -Value "$LDAPFilter"
foreach ($group in $groups.Entries)
#Listet alle Member der oben übergebenen Gruppe auf
$users = $group.Attributes['member'].GetValues('string')
foreach ($user in $users)
Write-Host $user
#Hier den User zur AD Gruppe hinzufügen
Write-Host "user zur Gruppe hinzufügen $pfad-$recht" -ForegroundColor Red
# This little Boy doesnt work
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"'
# Here the command works without a fault
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' |
where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.EndsWith($recht)
arrays powershell loops foreach active-directory
add a comment |
I want to use a Get-ADGroup
command in nested foreach
loops. But somehow the command results nothing back. The command and filters are corect, as you can see it at the very bottom after the loops, the same instruction works there perfectly, for whatever reason.
$file = "\path"
$data = Import-Csv $file -Delimiter ";" -Encoding UTF7 |
select -First 5
Measure-Command
foreach ($item in $data )
$tiefe = $($item.'Tiefe')
$pfad = $($item.'Pfad')
$recht = $($item.'Recht')
$trustee = $($item.'trustee')
$LDAPDirectoryService = 'IP-Adresss'
$DomainDN = 'o=enterprise'
$LDAPFilter = "cn=$trustee"
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.DirectoryServices.Protocols')
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.Net')
$LDAPServer = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapConnection $LDAPDirectoryService
$LDAPServer.AuthType = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.AuthType]::Anonymous
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.ProtocolVersion = 3
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.SecureSocketLayer = $false
$Scope = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchScope]::Subtree
$AttributeList = @('*')
$SearchRequest = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchRequest -ArgumentList $DomainDN,$LDAPFilter,$Scope,$AttributeList
$groups = $LDAPServer.SendRequest($SearchRequest)
$groups
#Prüft ob Gruppe existiert
if ($groups.Entries.Count -eq 0)
Write-Host " Group not found!" `n -Foregroundcolor Red $LDAPFilter
#Speichert alle nicht gefundenen Gruppen zur manuellen Nachbearbeitung
Add-Content -Path \Path -Value "$LDAPFilter"
foreach ($group in $groups.Entries)
#Listet alle Member der oben übergebenen Gruppe auf
$users = $group.Attributes['member'].GetValues('string')
foreach ($user in $users)
Write-Host $user
#Hier den User zur AD Gruppe hinzufügen
Write-Host "user zur Gruppe hinzufügen $pfad-$recht" -ForegroundColor Red
# This little Boy doesnt work
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"'
# Here the command works without a fault
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' |
where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.EndsWith($recht)
arrays powershell loops foreach active-directory
I'm not sure why the one is working rather than the other, but my question to you is, why do you need it there? You already have access to a group because you are inside the foreach loop. You should be able to runAdd-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user
. Also, are you doing this with a full Active Directory domain, or an LDS? I might be missing a thing or two from your post though.
– Joseph
Mar 22 at 9:27
Its a bit tricky, I try to migrate Secrurity Groups from an LDS to AD.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:29
So the $group value is the LDS Group Name, but now I need the AD Name to add these Users.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:30
add a comment |
I want to use a Get-ADGroup
command in nested foreach
loops. But somehow the command results nothing back. The command and filters are corect, as you can see it at the very bottom after the loops, the same instruction works there perfectly, for whatever reason.
$file = "\path"
$data = Import-Csv $file -Delimiter ";" -Encoding UTF7 |
select -First 5
Measure-Command
foreach ($item in $data )
$tiefe = $($item.'Tiefe')
$pfad = $($item.'Pfad')
$recht = $($item.'Recht')
$trustee = $($item.'trustee')
$LDAPDirectoryService = 'IP-Adresss'
$DomainDN = 'o=enterprise'
$LDAPFilter = "cn=$trustee"
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.DirectoryServices.Protocols')
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.Net')
$LDAPServer = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapConnection $LDAPDirectoryService
$LDAPServer.AuthType = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.AuthType]::Anonymous
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.ProtocolVersion = 3
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.SecureSocketLayer = $false
$Scope = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchScope]::Subtree
$AttributeList = @('*')
$SearchRequest = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchRequest -ArgumentList $DomainDN,$LDAPFilter,$Scope,$AttributeList
$groups = $LDAPServer.SendRequest($SearchRequest)
$groups
#Prüft ob Gruppe existiert
if ($groups.Entries.Count -eq 0)
Write-Host " Group not found!" `n -Foregroundcolor Red $LDAPFilter
#Speichert alle nicht gefundenen Gruppen zur manuellen Nachbearbeitung
Add-Content -Path \Path -Value "$LDAPFilter"
foreach ($group in $groups.Entries)
#Listet alle Member der oben übergebenen Gruppe auf
$users = $group.Attributes['member'].GetValues('string')
foreach ($user in $users)
Write-Host $user
#Hier den User zur AD Gruppe hinzufügen
Write-Host "user zur Gruppe hinzufügen $pfad-$recht" -ForegroundColor Red
# This little Boy doesnt work
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"'
# Here the command works without a fault
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' |
where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.EndsWith($recht)
arrays powershell loops foreach active-directory
I want to use a Get-ADGroup
command in nested foreach
loops. But somehow the command results nothing back. The command and filters are corect, as you can see it at the very bottom after the loops, the same instruction works there perfectly, for whatever reason.
$file = "\path"
$data = Import-Csv $file -Delimiter ";" -Encoding UTF7 |
select -First 5
Measure-Command
foreach ($item in $data )
$tiefe = $($item.'Tiefe')
$pfad = $($item.'Pfad')
$recht = $($item.'Recht')
$trustee = $($item.'trustee')
$LDAPDirectoryService = 'IP-Adresss'
$DomainDN = 'o=enterprise'
$LDAPFilter = "cn=$trustee"
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.DirectoryServices.Protocols')
$null = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.Net')
$LDAPServer = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapConnection $LDAPDirectoryService
$LDAPServer.AuthType = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.AuthType]::Anonymous
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.ProtocolVersion = 3
$LDAPServer.SessionOptions.SecureSocketLayer = $false
$Scope = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchScope]::Subtree
$AttributeList = @('*')
$SearchRequest = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchRequest -ArgumentList $DomainDN,$LDAPFilter,$Scope,$AttributeList
$groups = $LDAPServer.SendRequest($SearchRequest)
$groups
#Prüft ob Gruppe existiert
if ($groups.Entries.Count -eq 0)
Write-Host " Group not found!" `n -Foregroundcolor Red $LDAPFilter
#Speichert alle nicht gefundenen Gruppen zur manuellen Nachbearbeitung
Add-Content -Path \Path -Value "$LDAPFilter"
foreach ($group in $groups.Entries)
#Listet alle Member der oben übergebenen Gruppe auf
$users = $group.Attributes['member'].GetValues('string')
foreach ($user in $users)
Write-Host $user
#Hier den User zur AD Gruppe hinzufügen
Write-Host "user zur Gruppe hinzufügen $pfad-$recht" -ForegroundColor Red
# This little Boy doesnt work
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"'
# Here the command works without a fault
Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' |
where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.EndsWith($recht)
arrays powershell loops foreach active-directory
arrays powershell loops foreach active-directory
edited Mar 22 at 10:05
Ansgar Wiechers
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asked Mar 22 at 8:20
Tobias HuprichTobias Huprich
83
83
I'm not sure why the one is working rather than the other, but my question to you is, why do you need it there? You already have access to a group because you are inside the foreach loop. You should be able to runAdd-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user
. Also, are you doing this with a full Active Directory domain, or an LDS? I might be missing a thing or two from your post though.
– Joseph
Mar 22 at 9:27
Its a bit tricky, I try to migrate Secrurity Groups from an LDS to AD.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:29
So the $group value is the LDS Group Name, but now I need the AD Name to add these Users.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:30
add a comment |
I'm not sure why the one is working rather than the other, but my question to you is, why do you need it there? You already have access to a group because you are inside the foreach loop. You should be able to runAdd-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user
. Also, are you doing this with a full Active Directory domain, or an LDS? I might be missing a thing or two from your post though.
– Joseph
Mar 22 at 9:27
Its a bit tricky, I try to migrate Secrurity Groups from an LDS to AD.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:29
So the $group value is the LDS Group Name, but now I need the AD Name to add these Users.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:30
I'm not sure why the one is working rather than the other, but my question to you is, why do you need it there? You already have access to a group because you are inside the foreach loop. You should be able to run
Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user
. Also, are you doing this with a full Active Directory domain, or an LDS? I might be missing a thing or two from your post though.– Joseph
Mar 22 at 9:27
I'm not sure why the one is working rather than the other, but my question to you is, why do you need it there? You already have access to a group because you are inside the foreach loop. You should be able to run
Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user
. Also, are you doing this with a full Active Directory domain, or an LDS? I might be missing a thing or two from your post though.– Joseph
Mar 22 at 9:27
Its a bit tricky, I try to migrate Secrurity Groups from an LDS to AD.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:29
Its a bit tricky, I try to migrate Secrurity Groups from an LDS to AD.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:29
So the $group value is the LDS Group Name, but now I need the AD Name to add these Users.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:30
So the $group value is the LDS Group Name, but now I need the AD Name to add these Users.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:30
add a comment |
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I still dont know why but I found a solution working for me.
$AD = Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' | where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.endswith($recht)
write-Host $AD.Name -ForegroundColor Yellow
Maybe someone can tell me why I have to declare get-ADGroup as a variable in the Loop, but outside its working without it.
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I still dont know why but I found a solution working for me.
$AD = Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' | where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.endswith($recht)
write-Host $AD.Name -ForegroundColor Yellow
Maybe someone can tell me why I have to declare get-ADGroup as a variable in the Loop, but outside its working without it.
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I still dont know why but I found a solution working for me.
$AD = Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' | where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.endswith($recht)
write-Host $AD.Name -ForegroundColor Yellow
Maybe someone can tell me why I have to declare get-ADGroup as a variable in the Loop, but outside its working without it.
add a comment |
I still dont know why but I found a solution working for me.
$AD = Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' | where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.endswith($recht)
write-Host $AD.Name -ForegroundColor Yellow
Maybe someone can tell me why I have to declare get-ADGroup as a variable in the Loop, but outside its working without it.
I still dont know why but I found a solution working for me.
$AD = Get-ADGroup -Properties Name, Description -Filter 'Name -like "F-KT-*"' | where $_.Description -like "*$pfad" -and $_.Name.endswith($recht)
write-Host $AD.Name -ForegroundColor Yellow
Maybe someone can tell me why I have to declare get-ADGroup as a variable in the Loop, but outside its working without it.
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I'm not sure why the one is working rather than the other, but my question to you is, why do you need it there? You already have access to a group because you are inside the foreach loop. You should be able to run
Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user
. Also, are you doing this with a full Active Directory domain, or an LDS? I might be missing a thing or two from your post though.– Joseph
Mar 22 at 9:27
Its a bit tricky, I try to migrate Secrurity Groups from an LDS to AD.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:29
So the $group value is the LDS Group Name, but now I need the AD Name to add these Users.
– Tobias Huprich
Mar 22 at 9:30