[gptalk] Re: Powershell SDM tools

Tolli-

Unfortunately you can do it directly that way because get-sdmgpo doesn't
take a GUID as a parameter-only a GPO name. So you have to do a little more
work, like this:

 

$links = get-sdmgplink -Scope "OU=Finance,DC=cpandl,DC=com"

$GPOs = get-sdmgpo *

foreach ($gpo in $GPOs)

{

  foreach ($link in $links)

  {

      if ($gpo.ID -eq $link.GPOID)

      {

                  write-host GPO Name: $gpo.DisplayName

      }

  }

 

}

 

But, it's a good suggestion to be able to do a GUID-to-Friendly Name
conversion directly and  I will look at incorporating that into the next
version of the cmdlets (probably right after the new year)

 

 

Darren

 

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Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 3:37 PM
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Subject: [gptalk] Powershell SDM tools

 

Trying to get SOM information then get displayname for the linked GPO.

Get-SDMgplink -scope "OU= Finance,DC=my,DC=local,DC=net" | % {(get-SDMgpo
-guid $_. GPOID).displayname}

I could use QuestAD commands, but was hoping the SDM commands would work.

Get-SDMgplink -scope "OU= Finance,DC=my,DC=local,DC=net" | % (get-qadobject
-name "{5900FA99-378A-423F-9813-82385DC6BBAC}").displayName

Any ideas?

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