Azure AD groups for a specific device.

I’ve been to multiple customers that have asked me about how they can view which Azure AD groups a device is member of. Since there is no way of doing this in the Azure portal (as of March 2020), Hans Zeitler and I created a PowerShell script to do exactly that via Microsoft Graph.

I’ve been to multiple customers that have asked me about how they can view which Azure AD groups a device is member of.

Since there is no way of doing this in the Azure portal (as of March 2020), Hans Zeitler and I created a PowerShell script to do exactly that via Microsoft Graph.

 I also created another script to export all your devices and their group membership to a file.

To run the scripts:

1.    Download the scripts from GitHub – see link at the end of the script – to your own local script repository (e.g. C:\Scripts\)

2.    Open PowerShell.exe

3.    Edit the script you want to run and change the two variables which is also specified at the top of the script:

a.    $scriptPath = <script folder path> # e.g. ‘C:\Scripts\’

b.   $useraccount = <AAD user account> # e.g. ‘admin@contoso.com’

“Get Group Membership for Specific Device.ps1”:

If you type the name of a non-existing device, you’ll be prompted to try again:

If you type the name of a device, that has multiple entries you’ll be prompted to copy/paste the id of the device you want to check.

“Get Group Membership of ALL Devices.ps1”:

Script download:

You can download both scripts from my GitHub repository:

https://github.com/larsinus/Public/tree/master/Azure%20AD

Disclaimer:

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