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  1. Good day! Please help to implement the scenario. Need some query!!!! There are several organizations, each organization needs to make your address list.
    Let's say there are 3 organizations. ORG.A, ORG.B, ORG.C
    Conditions:
    1) Members ORG.A can see the address list ORG.B, ORG.C and send emails to them but do not consist in ORG.B, ORG.C
    2) Members ORG.B can see the address list ORG.A, ORG.C and send emails to them but do not consist in ORG.A, ORG.C
    3) Members ORG.C can see the address list ORG.A, ORG.B and send emails to them but do not consist in ORG.A, ORG.B

    :(

     

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  2. ok, I will bite, What exactly are you trying to do?

     

    You can easily run the command that Niall post using CM12 and a package/program but I'm willing to bet that is not what you are trying to do.

     

    So what exactly are you trying to do or hope to do?

    Good afternoon! I have a few policies that apply to the computer. I need to check the success of the application of policies to a computer.

  3. Good day! I try to get domain groups my PC. I use that script

    $Compliance = 'Compliant'
    Get-ADComputer -Identity $env:COMPUTERNAME -Properties MemberOf | select -expand MemberOf | foreach {if ($_ -like '*All Coputers*') {$Compliance = 'Non-Compliant'}}
    $Compliance
    

    But the result always teaches compliant regardless of which group the computer is located. What i'm doing wrong?

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