Yankz23 Jun 3, 2010   1:02 PM GMT

i downloaded it and gave it a quick try. im not sure its going to give me what i need but its a nice utility. i see theres other things i could use. i hope hope to learn more when i get some real time to play with it. thanks

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maonayze Oct 31, 2012   4:00 PM GMT

 

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maonayze Oct 31, 2012   4:08 PM GMT

Opps Sorry for previous blank post. Has anyone answered this yet because it was bugging me something rotten...until I cracked it.In the saved queries, Click Define Query and go into the advanced tab of Users,Contacts and GroupsClick Field buttonUse the User>MemberofCondition = IsnotValue must be Distinguished Name of Group....not the group nameQuickest way to get Distinguished Name of group is through ADSIEdit, unless you want to work it through and type it in of course.Repeat for each group you want to check against. Hope this helps as it worked for me. I only had to do two groups but it should be okay.

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maonayze Nov 1, 2012   10:05 AM GMT

Sorry about the blank post above. Not sure if this has been solved yet, but it has been bugging me for a few days. I needed to find out which users were not members of any internet access group, so I could put them in one to gain internet access when they get back from holiday. I dont want over 8000 users ringing me on Monday saying they got no internet.When setting the check for each group do the followingUser>Memberofset the condition to IsnotValue = Distinguished Name of Group, not GroupNameIt doesnt work using GroupName but when I entered the Distinguished Name of a group I wanted to check, it worked. All you need to do is put in a condition for each of the groups you need to check the user is a member of.Hope this helps, it worked for me.

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anonymous00 Jul 21, 2015   1:20 PM GMT

$group = (Get-ADGroup 'Your Group Name').DistinguishedName
Get-ADUser -LDAPFilter "(!(memberof=$group))"

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