Can someone point me towards the script used by PDQ Inventory to get recursive Active Directory Groups of a computer?

If you're referring to one of Inventory's built-in scanners, those are written in C#, not PowerShell.

Are you looking to pull the same information without using Inventory?

I think I've come up with a script that does this. Here it is, for anyone with this same question. Hope it helps!

$tempUser = Read-Host "Gimme a username: "

$groupArray = @()
$tempGroups = @()

$groupArray += (get-aduser -identity $tempUser -properties memberof).memberof

While ((Compare-Object $groupArray $tempGroups).Length -ne 0)
{

$groupArray = $tempGroups

$tempGroups = @()

$tempGroups += (get-aduser -identity $tempUser -properties memberof).memberof

foreach ($group in $groupArray)
{
$tempGroups += (get-adobject -identity $group -properties memberof).memberof
}

}

$groupArray

Colby Bouma, thanks for that info! For some reason, I thought active directory info was gathered with PowerShell. Good to know. Yes, my goal was to get the same info with PowerShell, and I think I've come up with a script that works.

Hey,

Here is my dirty PDQ Inventory tool (Run type : Local) for this :

#Computer AD groups
$Computer = "$(Computer:TARGET)"
#Message
Write-Host "'$Computer' is member of :" -ForegroundColor Cyan

#Get AD groups
$ADComputerInfo = Get-ADComputer $Computer -Properties *
If([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($ADComputerInfo.MemberOf) -eq $True) {
Write-Host "No group !"
}
Else {
#Human output, group's name only
$Inputstring = $ADComputerInfo.MemberOf
$split = $Inputstring.split("`n")
$result = Foreach ($line in $split) {
$input = $line.split(",")[0]
$output = $input -replace 'CN='
$output
}
$result
}