PowerShell all groups user is a member of

PowerShell all groups user is a member of.

1. Open Powershell (in elevated mode);

NOTE: You must open the Powershell ISE with a user account that has the right to query the AD you are connected to.

2. Paste in the next code:

dsquery user domainroot -samid USER | dsget user -memberof | sort

NOTE: If you have an updated Powershell with AD Powershell Tools installed you can also run the following instead

Get-ADUser USER -Properties memberof | select -expand memberof | sort

3. Change USER to users logon ID and run;

NOTE: Just make sure the USER is replaced with the user’s login account ID, ie if their login is like domain\username …. replace the USER in the script with the username and then run.