Add a domain user or group to local administrators with PowerShell - Wed, Mar 19 2014 Create a list of local administrators with PowerShell - Wed, Mar 5 2014 Remotely query user profile information with PowerShell - Tue, Nov 26 2013. You can use PowerShell commands and scripts to list local administrators group members. However, this approach requires quite a lot of time, as well as advanced PowerShell scripting skills. Plus, once you’ve exported the user objects into.CSV format, you’ll still face the task of comparing that list of members of each local administrators. However, even though we are at PowerShell 5.0, Microsoft has never released a set of cmdlets for managing local user accounts. So many of us have resorted to creating our own tools. I now have my latest iteration of a function to get local user account information from remote computers. To get a list of global groups that a user is a member of you can use 'net user username /dom'. I don't know a direct way to display a given user's local group membership, but you could use the script that you already wrote to do it. For user membership in local groups, I butchered a script found here: Users and Local Groups Report using.
Syntax
Powershell Get Local Users Remote Computer
Description
The Get-LocalGroupMy only one korean drama cool. cmdlet gets local security groups in Security Account Manager.This cmdlet gets default built-in groups and local security groups that you create.
Note
Powershell List Local Users
The Microsoft.PowerShell.LocalAccounts module is not available in 32-bit PowerShell on a 64-bitsystem.
Examples
Example 1: Get the Administrators group
This command gets the local Administrators group.The command displays properties of the group in the console.
Parameters
Specifies an array of names of security groups that this cmdlet gets.You can use the wildcard character.
Type:
String[]
Position:
0
Default value:
None
Accept pipeline input:
True
Accept wildcard characters:
False
Specifies an array of security IDs (SIDs) of security groups that this cmdlet gets.
The PrincipalSource property is a property on LocalUser, LocalGroup, and LocalPrincipal objects that describes the source of the object. The possible sources are as follows:
Local
Active Directory
Azure Active Directory group
Microsoft Account
PrincipalSource is supported only by Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, and later versions of the Windows operating system. For earlier versions, the property is blank.