Add/Remove/Copy user permissions with PowerShell
Add powershell cmdlets to add/remove/copy user permissions.
This could be useful, for example, for a user that needs to replace thousands of users due to an AD domain change, it would be useful to be able to use a CSV for all the users
Victor
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Andrew Gaskell commented
I am going to add my vote to this. We have new users coming onboard who need the same permissions as a current user in a large SP collection which came from on-prem. Because it came from On-Prem it is heavily nested with broken inheritance. Right now I am manually using copy permissions in the Explorer interface of Sharegate, but it would be cool if there was a cmdlet to do this. I don't see one in the docs.
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Florent Fourreaux
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Hi.
This would be very useful indeed.
I have hundreds of users in a CSV file (extracted for an external system) to put in SharePoint Online... And so it will be very great to have a bulk import feature in ShareGate for such a case (PowerShell or directly through the interface).
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Anonymous
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Hi,
Can you share a powershell command to use to replicate/copy permisison of user A to user B in Farm for selected web apps. -
Anny Boudreau
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Such as:
Add Explicit permissions
Remove Explicit Permissions
Remove from administrators group