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Private/Get-PermissionsAnalysis.ps1

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 function Get-PermissionsAnalysis {
+    <#
+    .SYNOPSIS
+    Analyzes permissions for a specified Group Policy Object (GPO) based on provided criteria.
+
+    .DESCRIPTION
+    This function analyzes permissions for a specified Group Policy Object (GPO) based on the given criteria. It checks for specific administrative groups, standard users, and well-known administrative groups to determine the type of permissions assigned.
+
+    .PARAMETER GPOPermissions
+    An array of GPO permissions to analyze.
+
+    .PARAMETER Type
+    Specifies the type of permissions to analyze. Valid values are 'WellKnownAdministrative', 'Administrative', 'AuthenticatedUsers', or 'Default'.
+
+    .PARAMETER PermissionType
+    The specific permission type to include in the analysis.
+
+    .PARAMETER Forest
+    Target different Forest, by default current forest is used.
+
+    .PARAMETER ExcludeDomains
+    Exclude domain from search, by default whole forest is scanned.
+
+    .PARAMETER IncludeDomains
+    Include only specific domains, by default whole forest is scanned.
+
+    .PARAMETER ExtendedForestInformation
+    Ability to provide Forest Information from another command to speed up processing.
+
+    .PARAMETER ADAdministrativeGroups
+    Specifies the Active Directory administrative groups to consider.
+
+    .EXAMPLE
+    Get-PermissionsAnalysis -GPOPermissions $GPOPermissions -Type 'Administrative' -PermissionType 'Read' -Forest 'Contoso' -IncludeDomains 'DomainA', 'DomainB'
+
+    Description:
+    Analyzes permissions for the specified GPOPermissions array, focusing on administrative groups with 'Read' permission in the 'Contoso' forest for 'DomainA' and 'DomainB'.
+
+    .EXAMPLE
+    Get-PermissionsAnalysis -GPOPermissions $GPOPermissions -Type 'WellKnownAdministrative' -PermissionType 'Write'
+
+    Description:
+    Analyzes permissions for the specified GPOPermissions array, targeting well-known administrative groups with 'Write' permission.
+
+    #>
     [cmdletBinding()]
     param(
         [PSCustomObject] $GPOPermissions,