Let's say, for example, that the role assignment that needs to be modified is the third in this collection, or Web1 Visitors. Web1 Owners (Full Control), Web1 Members (Contribute), and If this web was created using default settings, it would include these assignments: Interrogate the web object to see all of that web's current role assignments: $Web.RoleAssignments First, get an instance of the web object: $Web = Get-SPWeb "htp:///web1" These four objects are all that you need to get started. RoleDefinitionBindings: this is a property of the RoleAssignments object and contains a collection of the actual associations, or bindings, between a role definition and an SPWeb user or group member.RoleAssignments: this is a property of the SPWeb object and contains a collection of SharePoint users and groups that have been assigned a permission level to the web.RoleDefinitions: this a property of the SPWeb object and contains a collection of permission levels, such Full Control, Design, Contribute and Read, that you have defined for the web application.SPWeb: this is the object that contains all of the members associated with a specific web in your web application.To interact with SharePoint users and groups and their permission levels for a specific web in your web application, you need to work with four objects: Remove a SharePoint web user group's permission level In conjunction with migrating farm authentication from a custom forms-based system using AD LDS to a standard AD DS implementation, while also ensuring 100% accurate migration of user permissions.
#Microsoft expression web review 2013 upgrade
These scripts were developed to support the upgrade of a customer farm from 2007 to 2013 They are of particular use when planning and testing user migration. This is a collection of PowerShell methods to automate SharePoint user and group reconfigurations.