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Mark Louie Diaz
Jul 16, 2018Copper Contributor
Powershell script to get all group membership(UG or DL) and remove that user only to that group
Hi, May I ask for your assistance to edit this script from Microsoft instead of checking every group that a user is member of maybe I could use the variable $filter in removing the user also? ...
Jul 16, 2018
You can combine the two scripts as follows. Here you search the groups where the user is member and then removes the user from those groups.
$email= read-host -prompt "user@domain.com"
$Mailbox=get-Mailbox $email
$DN=$mailbox.DistinguishedName
$Filter = "Members -like ""$DN"""
Get-DistributionGroup -ResultSize Unlimited -Filter $Filter | %{Remove-DistributionGroupMember -identity $_.name -Member $email -confirm:$false}
Get-UnifiedGroup -ResultSize Unlimited -Filter $Filter | %{Remove-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity $_.name -LinkType Members -Links $email -Confirm:$false}
Mark Louie Diaz
Jul 16, 2018Copper Contributor
Hi Nestori,
How can I export the membership first so that I have backup for evidence before we removed it?
Best Regards,
Mark Diaz
How can I export the membership first so that I have backup for evidence before we removed it?
Best Regards,
Mark Diaz
- Jul 16, 2018
For that scenario, use the first script as-is: it will save the groups in two csv files.
The you can simply read the files and delete user from those groups. The script below should do the trick, but I didn't had time to test it.
$email= read-host -prompt "user@domain.com"
Import-CSV "C:\Scripts\TestDL.csv" | %{Remove-DistributionGroupMember -identity $_.name -Member $email -confirm:$false}
Import-CSV "C:\Scripts\TestUG.csv" | %{Remove-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity $_.name -LinkType Members -Links $email -Confirm:$false}