PowerShell: Find a user or group is member of local Administrators group of a Remote computer

I wrote this script to scan all computers and find if specific Group is member of local administrators group or not. In a day, I found this specific group has local admin access to which computers.

You may modify or use as it is of the following PowerShell script if you need to find the local administrators group membership of a user or group.

<#
    PowerShell Ver 3 or above

    Script: Verify-LocalAdminMembership
    Parameter 1: Computer Name or IP Address
    Parameter 2: Which User or Group to check member of the local Administrators in give computer (param 1)

    Description: This script checks the given user or group is member of local administrators group of the
    given computer or not.

    Written by: Anand, the awesome, Venkatachalapathy

#>

Param ($CompName,$TargetObject)

<#
    Function: IsAdministrator
    Parameter: Computer name of IP Address
    Description: This function checks the membership of local administrators group. If the given
    $targetobject is member of local administrators group, it return True.
#>
function IsAdministrator($hostname)
{
    $objGroup = [ADSI](“WinNT://$hostname/Administrators”)
    $members = @($objGroup.psbase.Invoke(“Members”))

    $IsAdmin = $false
    $members | foreach { $member = $_.GetType().InvokeMember(“Name”, ‘GetProperty’, $null, $_, $null); if ($member.Equals($TargetObject)) { $IsAdmin = $true } }
   
    Return $IsAdmin
}

<#
    —- The Script Starts Here —-
#>
$ReturnValue = IsAdministrator -hostname $CompName

If ($ReturnValue)
{
    if (($CompName.ToCharArray() | Where-Object {$_ -eq ‘.’} | Measure-Object).Count -eq 3)
    {
        # $CompName contains a IP address, find the hostname from DNS
        $NameOftheHost = ([System.Net.Dns]::GetHostbyAddress(“$CompName”)).Hostname
    }
    else
    {
        $NameOftheHost = $CompName
    }
   
    “$NameOftheHost contains $member in local administrators group”
}