We had a client who was experiencing high usage on one of their TS servers last week, and I was asked to compile and export a list of users on each TS to send to the client so we could move people around. I found a handy Powershell cmdlet that let me do this really easily, as well as being able to export to file.
Simply put, it’s this:
Get-ADGroupMember -identity GroupName | Export-csv -pathC:\GroupMembers.csv -NoTypeInformation
The first section, Get-ADGroupMember -identity GroupName is where you specify the name of the group that you want to obtain the list of members for
We have the pipe, to signify an extra command linked to the first, in this case, we want to export the results to a csv file called GroupMembers.csv
The -NoTypeInformation switch just removes an unecessary line from the start of the csv.
More information on the export-csv command, including additional switches can be found on Microsoft TechNet – https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh849932.aspx
