PSSA Cleanup

Author: SamErde

Active Directory/AD Groups/Archive-ObsoleteGroups.ps1

@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@
 #	Author:			Sam Erde
 #
 #	Created:		11/04/2014
-#	Description:	Read a list of obsolete groups from a text file, export the members to a separate text file for each group, 
+#	Description:	Read a list of obsolete groups from a text file, export the members to a separate text file for each group,
 #                   and then empty the obsolete groups. They can be deleted after a week or two to prove they are no longer used.
 #                   The empty groups are also moved to the "Obsolete Groups" OU.
 #
 #                   DO NOT RUN TWICE ON THE SAME FILE OR THE ARCHIVE WILL BE OVERWRITTEN!
 #
-#   To Do:          
+#   To Do:
 #                   Add error handling
 #                   Prompt for a job name at each run so their is a separate archive folder for each job to help prevent an archive from being overwritten.
 #                   Add handling of group names to it can discover DNs if needed. This may require a specific format within the input file, such as group DNs there.
@@ -22,25 +22,24 @@
 Import-Module ActiveDirectory
 
 #Set the Active Directory server name that will be used. Using a serverless domain name here may also work.
-$Domain = ""
+$Domain = ''
 
 #Read in the CSV or text file of group names.
 $File = Get-Content -Path C:\Scripts\ObsoleteGroups\ObsoleteGroups.csv
 
 #Loop through each line of the text file and run the following commands for each line:
-Foreach ($Group in $File)
-{
+Foreach ($Group in $File) {
     #Get the members of each group (recursively in case groups are nested) in the specified domain or domain controller.
     #Select the name of each member within the group and then write each name to a CSV file. Each CSV file is named with the name of each security group.
     Get-ADGroupMember -Server $Domain -Identity $Group -Recursive | Export-Csv -Path "C:\Scripts\ObsoleteGroups\Archive\$group.csv" -NoTypeInformation
 
     <#  * * * * * * * * * *
-        This section will require special customization until we further develop the script to pull the full group DN. 
+        This section will require special customization until we further develop the script to pull the full group DN.
         In the interest of time today, I have hard coded some of the information.
         * * * * * * * * * *
     /#>
-    .\Remove-AllGroupMembers.ps1 -group "CN=$Group" -ou "OU=" -domain "DC="
-    Move-ADObject -Server $Domain -Identity "CN=ps,DC=" -TargetPath ""
+    .\Remove-AllGroupMembers.ps1 -group "CN=$Group" -ou 'OU=' -domain 'DC='
+    Move-ADObject -Server $Domain -Identity 'CN=ps,DC=' -TargetPath ''
 }
 
 #Copy and rename the CSV file with a timestamp to keep as a record of run history.