Michael.mast: Created page with "==Overview== The title is a little misleading. What I really wanted to do is replicate the existing security groups as domain local, so I can assign users from another domain..."

2018-07-31T20:32:27Z

Created page with "==Overview== The title is a little misleading. What I really wanted to do is replicate the existing security groups as domain local, so I can assign users from another domain..."

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==Overview==
The title is a little misleading. What I really wanted to do is replicate the existing security groups as domain local, so I can assign users from another domain to the groups. So in the end I converted 
SecurityGroup_1 
to 
new_SecurityGroup_1 
 
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.....THIS NEEDS UPDATING.....
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Then, to replicate the memebers to the new group.
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Get-ADGroup -Filter {GroupScope -eq 'Global'} -SearchBase "OU=SecurityGroups,DC=yourdomain,DC=tld" | foreach {$name=$_ | select -ExpandProperty name;$newname="new_$name"; $_ | Get-ADGroupMember | foreach {Add-ADGroupMember -Identity "$newname" $_}}
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Michael.mast: Created page with "==Overview== The title is a little misleading. What I really wanted to do is replicate the existing security groups as domain local, so I can assign users from another domain..."