Hey Everyone,
A while back i needed a way to easily look up Group or User SID's for ad users. I needed to do this in a repetitive way where i could over and over look up individual SID's and just keep a Powershell window open on the side for when i wanted to do it, i could literally just paste in the username and hit enter and then boom, here's your SID !
I knocked up this script within about 20 mins that allows me to do it without having to remember any commands or import any Powershell modules.
It was handy for me a while back when i was working on a project so maybe it will be useful for someone else too.
Ramblings of a tech addict powershell nerd and a place to share and compare my notes and scripts!
EASYGETSID - An easy to use script to look up users or group SID's from AD
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