The function Convert-DNtoDNS ($DN) should be function Convert-DNtoDNS ([String]$DN), otherwise PowerShell thinks that the .split on the first line of the function is a method of the System.Dire….bla…bla thingy

I’ve also updated your script to run on my desktop and query the remote hub server so i can easily run it on the fly and without having to be logged in locally on the hub.

Shane :@Steve
What do you mean by this because my emails have no formatting:
You will need to add the HTML Tags “” to HTML, BODY, and BR within the script.

N/M I hadn’t had my coffee for the morning yet =)

What do you mean by this because my emails have no formatting:

You will need to add the HTML Tags “” to HTML, BODY, and BR within the script.

The error in the last run you did was from not closing the curly brace at the end.
Set-QADUser -Identity $user -ObjectAttributes @{primaryGroupID=@(222753)}

I have also done some other things in the code below. The Quest tools tend to spit out lots of data when setting objects or connecting to services, etc.
If you want to see those outputs, remove the ” > $null” pieces from those lines. Basically this says to redirect the console output to $null (or nothing). This essentially suppresses the output from those cmdlets.
I then have a few “write-host” lines to echo what is going on.

BTW: Another way to get credentials is with the Get-Credential cmdlet. You could replace these lines:
$un = read-Host “User Name domain\username” # Your domain and username
$pw = read-host “Enter password” -AsSecureString # Your Password
.
.
connect-QADService -service “xxx.com” -ConnectionAccount $un -ConnectionPassword $pw > $null

with just this one:
connect-QADService -service “xxx.com” -Credential (Get-Credential) > $null

Let me know how it goes!
— Mark

#—-Begin Code ————————————#
#Get all users in the OU below
$users = Get-QADUser -SearchRoot “OU=Enabled,OU=Users,OU=Partners,DC=xxx,DC=com”

#Read in the user’s credentials and store password as secure string
$un = read-Host “User Name domain\username” # Your domain and username
$pw = read-host “Enter password” -AsSecureString # Your Password

#Define the group to make my primary group
$group=”CN=AllPartners,OU=Groups,OU=Partners,DC=xxx,DC=com”

#Connect to the domain with supplied credentials
connect-QADService -service “xxx.com” -ConnectionAccount $un -ConnectionPassword $pw > $null

#Look at each user and see if they are already in the group
ForEach ($user in $Users) {
#If they are not already a member, then we need to add them to the group
if ($user.Memberof -NotContains $group)
{
Write-Host Adding $User.samaccountname to $group …
add-QADGroupMember -identity $group -member $user > $null

}
#Set the primary group for the user
Write-host Setting primaryGroup…
Set-QADUser -Identity $user -ObjectAttributes @{primaryGroupID=@(222753)} > $null

#Remove the user from “Domain Users” group
Write-host Removing $user.samaccountname from Domain Users group…
Remove-QADGroupMember -Identity “Domain USers” -Member $user > $null
}

#—-END Code———————————–#