Powershell: Get permissions on each vfiler cifs share.

Purpose: Get a list of all shares on each vfiler on each filer Notes: This script needs some work with the nested foreach loops and some error check cleanup.

Import-Module dataontap

Function Get-ACLPermissions($Share){
 $acl = Get-Acl -Path $Share
return $ACL
}

$myCol = @()

$AllNetappFiler = "filer03","filer02"

foreach ($NetappFiler In $AllNetappFiler){


  write-host "Scanning $NetappFiler"   
 connect-nacontroller $NetappFiler | out-null
    $Vfilers = get-navfiler * | Select -expand Name
 foreach ($Vfiler in $Vfilers){
  connect-nacontroller $Vfiler 
  $vfiler
  $Shares = get-nacifsshare | Select -expand ShareName
  foreach ($Share in $Shares){
   Write-Host "$Vfiler insideloop"
   
   #If $Vfiler Blank then scan shares on filer.. Need to add logic
   $fullpath = "\\$Vfiler\$Share"
   
   
   
   $ShareACL = Get-ACLPermissions $fullpath
   $o = 0
   $ShareACL.Access | ForEach-Object {
    $Detail = New-Object PSObject  
    $Detail | Add-Member Noteproperty SystemName $NetappFiler
    $Detail | add-member Noteproperty Vfiler $Vfiler
    $Detail | Add-Member noteProperty Share $Share 
    
    $FileSystemRights = $ShareACL.Access[$o] | Select -ExpandProperty FileSystemRights #Example ReadAndExecute 
    $AccessControlType = $ShareACL.Access[$o] | Select -ExpandProperty AccessControlType #Example Allow/Deny
    $IdentityReference = $ShareACL.Access[$o] | Select -ExpandProperty IdentityReference #Example Everyone,Username
    $IsInherited = $ShareACL.Access[$o] | Select -ExpandProperty IsInherited #Are Permissions inherited
    $InheritanceFlags = $ShareACL.Access[$o] | Select -ExpandProperty InheritanceFlags #Type of Inheritance ContainerInherit
    $PropagationFlags = $ShareACL.Access[$o] | Select -ExpandProperty PropagationFlags #PropagationFlags
    
    switch -wildcard ($FileSystemRights) 
        { 
            "268435456*" {$FileSystemRights = "FullControl"} 
            "-536805376*" {$FileSystemRights = "Modify, Synchronize"} 
            "-1610612736*" {$FileSystemRights = "ReadAndExecute, Synchronize"} 
        }
     
    $Detail | Add-Member noteProperty IdentityReference $IdentityReference  
    $Detail | Add-Member noteProperty FileSystemRights $FileSystemRights
    $Detail | Add-Member noteProperty AccessControlType $AccessControlType
    $Detail | Add-Member noteProperty IsInherited $IsInherited
    $Detail | Add-Member noteProperty InheritanceFlags $InheritanceFlags  
    $Detail | Add-Member noteProperty PropagationFlags $PropagationFlags 
    $o++
    
    $myCol += $Detail
    }
  }


 } 
}
$myCol | Export-Csv -Path "c:\temp\Audit_NetappVfilerCifis.csv" -NoTypeInformation

Powershell: Gather all user objects and report lastlogon and lastlogontimestamp to CSV file

Purpose:
Connects to active directory and pulls a list of all user objects and create a report of lastlogon and lastlogontimestamp values

Note: This is something i did around midnight so i need to do further testing on this script to ensure the data is correct and the lastlogon value will only be from the DC the script is running against

  
#Tony Unger
#Scans all user accounts and reports lastlogon and lastlogontimestamp attr.

Import-Module ActiveDirectory

$AllUsers = get-aduser -Filter * -SearchBase "DC=microsoft,DC=Com" -Property SamAccountName,Lastlogon,LastlogonTimeStamp | Select Name,UserPrincipalname,SamAccountName,@{Name='Last Logon Timestamp';Expression={[System.DateTime]::FromFileTime($_.LastLogonTimestamp).ToString('g')}},@{Name='Last Logon';Expression={[System.DateTime]::FromFileTime($_.LastLogon).ToString('g')}}

$AllUsers | Export-Csv -Path "c:\Audit_UsersLastLogon.csv" -NoTypeInformation