List an users groups with powershell
I often need to collect the groups an user in part of, sometime because of a decommission others just for documentation. Taking screenshots of an user that has a bunch of groups is a pain and doesn’t allow you to use the group list. Now the latest version of powershell comes with a command to make this painless.
Get-ADPrincipalGroupMembership username | select name
That’s it, your done. Simple and quick. I love powershell 🙂
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