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I need a way to find the set of groups common to a list of users. I have a list of about 4 users I want to compare and find which groups they are all members of. Is there a quick way to do this in Powershell or via LDAP queries?

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For only 4 users why not open each user's properties side by side and see what groups they are in. It seems to me like you're looking for an overly complex solution to a simple problem. – John Gardeniers Jan 4 '11 at 23:05
Well they are in around 500 groups each.......I know I know its not ideal but its what it is. Hand comparing over 500 groups each would most certainly not be a simple issue. – Andrew Rice Jan 5 '11 at 18:10
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You can dump the 4 users to text files using net user UserName /domain > out.txt and then compare them using something like windiff.

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