magritton
1/15/2016 - 7:10 PM

This goes through all of the sub sites in a site and adds groups sets the permissions for the groups. Good example of breaking or resetting

This goes through all of the sub sites in a site and adds groups sets the permissions for the groups. Good example of breaking or resetting Role inheritance, adding groups and calling functions in powershell.

PS SP Add Groups to Site.ps1
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Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell

function setPermissions($NewGroup,$PermissionLevel,$web)
{
    #Assign Permissions to the Group
    $group = $web.SiteGroups[$NewGroup]
    $GroupAssignment = new-object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPRoleAssignment($group)

    #Get Full Control Role (Permission Level)
    $GroupRoleDefinition = $web.Site.RootWeb.RoleDefinitions[$PermissionLevel]
     
        #Bind Full Control
    $GroupAssignment.RoleDefinitionBindings.Add($GroupRoleDefinition)
 
    #Grant Full control to the Web
    $web.RoleAssignments.Add($GroupAssignment)

}

$topSite = Get-SPWeb http://scushp01/Branches
foreach($s in $topSite.Webs)
{
    ##$s.Update()
    ##$s.ResetRoleInheritance()
    
    ##$s.BreakRoleInheritance($False)
    ##$s.Update()
	$s.Title
	
    $NewMembers = $s.Title + " Members"
    $NewVisitors = $s.Title + " Visitors"
    $NewEditors = $s.Title + " Editors"
    $NewDesigners = $s.Title + " Designers"
    $NewOwners = "TheSound Owners"
    
    setPermissions $NewMembers "Contribute" $s
    setPermissions $NewVisitors "Read" $s 
    setPermissions $NewEditors "Edit" $s 
    setPermissions $NewDesigners "Design" $s
    setPermissions $NewOwners "Full Control" $s

}