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Get all permissions

Posted By:      Posted Date: October 08, 2010    Points: 0   Category :SharePoint		 

Hi,

I would want to iterate through all web applications in a farm, then get all the site collections withing web applications -> all sites, subsites from site collections -> all lists and items.

For each of this to get all user groups, rights for that groups (permissions); all users and their rights(permissions).

I know to iterate through all the collections, sites and so on ....

But how can i get the user groups, the users withing and all permissions for each one ??

Thanks.!

 




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