Thanks to both of you.
I run the script and I realised that there are 2 different kind of information:
- The Object ID (with a code different per each group)
- The Object name (where the GUID is the same for all groups).
I also noticed that for PrivilegeUserGroup and UserGroup there is only the ID and no Name - at least, I've been unable to find the Name in the database.
I assume that the AD object created for these PrivilegeUserGroup and UserGroup the AD objects will have 'Names' as:
- EAMEDM\PrivUserGroup {d3092e60-0177-42cd-af59-45aaf1c3fed0}
- EAMEDM\UserGroup {d3092e60-0177-42cd-af59-45aaf1c3fed0}
and my AD colleages will be able to find them either under the name or the ID.
Anyway... quite complex!
PrivilegeUserGroupID |
E55354E0-7913-41D9-AAED-26B51B3DFD05 |
UserGroupID |
16BAD528-D5B0-462E-9F50-F8EEFFA7C042 |
SQLAccessGroupName |
EAMEDM\SQLAccessGroup {d3092e60-0177-42cd-af59-45aaf1c3fed0} |
SqlAccessGroupId |
776EE621-0E46-483B-8720-03DDF5C98C5D |
PrivReportingGroupName |
EAMEDM\PrivReportingGroup {d3092e60-0177-42cd-af59-45aaf1c3fed0} |
PrivReportingGroupId |
02178530-CD93-4546-A1E4-D4D0492BCA95 |
ReportingGroupName |
EAMEDM\ReportingGroup {d3092e60-0177-42cd-af59-45aaf1c3fed0} |
ReportingGroupId |
9017727F-EAE7-4E72-AA06-87CD115638B2 |