Here's a PowerShell script that can generate the name of the owner of an AD group:
$groupName = "INSERT GROUP NAME HERE"
$group = Get-ADGroup $groupName
$ownerDN = $group.Owner
$owner = Get-ADUser $ownerDN -Properties DisplayName
Write-Host "The owner of the group $groupName is:" $owner.DisplayName
This script first sets the variable $groupName
to the name of the group you want to find the owner of. It then uses the Get-ADGroup
cmdlet to retrieve the group object, which contains the Owner
property that holds the distinguished name (DN) of the user who owns the group.
The script then uses the Get-ADUser
cmdlet to retrieve the user object with the specified DN, and retrieves the DisplayName
property. Finally, it displays the owner's display name using Write-Host
.
Note that you may need to modify this script depending on your environment's specific naming conventions and permissions.
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Asked: 2023-07-12 06:05:22 +0000
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Last updated: Jul 12 '23
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