Hi,

Is there any Powershell or script available to fetch group members from SCSM Groups.

Regards,

Daya Ram

Hey Daya,

There is a community script by Travis Wright that has been around for awhile. You can download it here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Service-Manager-SCSM-User-ebcdfcd6

Note: You will need yo install SMLets, you can get those in the red text on the above link.

Good luck, any problems please let me know.

Cheers.

• Proposed as answer by Andreas BaumgartenMVP, Moderator 8 hours 6 minutes ago

If you want the members of SCSM groups (not AD groups or SCSM user roles) this should work (with SMlets installed):

Import-Module smlets

$SCSMgroup = "TestGrp"

$SCgroup = Get-SCGroup -DisplayName $SCSMgroup
$SCgroup.members|select DisplayName

Result looks like this:

Hope this helps.

Hey Daya,

There is a community script by Travis Wright that has been around for awhile. You can download it here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Service-Manager-SCSM-User-ebcdfcd6

Note: You will need yo install SMLets, you can get those in the red text on the above link.

Good luck, any problems please let me know.

Cheers.

• Proposed as answer by Andreas BaumgartenMVP, Moderator Tuesday, September 08, 2015 11:07 PM

Hey Daya,

There is a community script by Travis Wright that has been around for awhile. You can download it here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Service-Manager-SCSM-User-ebcdfcd6

Note: You will need yo install SMLets, you can get those in the red text on the above link.

Good luck, any problems please let me know.

Cheers.

• Proposed as answer by Andreas BaumgartenMVP, Moderator Tuesday, September 08, 2015 11:07 PM

Hey Daya,

There is a community script by Travis Wright that has been around for awhile. You can download it here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Service-Manager-SCSM-User-ebcdfcd6

Note: You will need yo install SMLets, you can get those in the red text on the above link.

Good luck, any problems please let me know.

Cheers.

• Proposed as answer by Andreas BaumgartenMVP, Moderator Tuesday, September 08, 2015 11:07 PM

Hi Andreas,

I tried the above commands but didn't get any output. Below are the powershell commands that I run.

PS C:\Windows\system32> $SCSMGroup = "Incident : Aegis_AMA_Development"
PS C:\Windows\system32> $SCGroup = Get-SCGroup -DisplayName $SCSMGroup
PS C:\Windows\system32> $SCGroup.members|select DisplayName
PS C:\Windows\system32>

Regards,

Daya

You installed and imported the module SMlets before?

Installed and imported the SMLets but results are same. Please suggest.

PS C:\Users\dram01> Import-Module -Name SMLets
PS C:\Users\dram01> Import-Module -Name SMLets
PS C:\Users\dram01> $SCSMGroup = "Incident : Aegis_AMA_Development"
PS C:\Users\dram01>
PS C:\Users\dram01> $SCSMGroup = "Incident : Aegis_AMA_Development"
PS C:\Users\dram01> $SCGroup = Get-SCGroup -DisplayName $SCSMGroup
PS C:\Users\dram01> $SCGroup.members|select DisplayName
PS C:\Users\dram01>

What happens if you import the SMlets module and run the "Get-SCGroup" command without any parameter?

Are you running the commands in a PowerShell on the SCSM management server?

Yes, I am running this on SCSM management server and get the list of all groups in my SCSM environment when I run Get-SCGroup.

Please run "Get-SCGroup|fl" (without quotes) and check if the displayname of your goup you want to see the members is "Incident : Aegis_AMA_Development".

Not the same one, I tried for some other groups and works like charm. Thanks for your support.