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Moving PC Objects
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JadeKnight
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You can use dsquery piping result into dsmove, all can be done from commandline in one loop... something like this :
Anyway... you must replace the OU=/DC= with the name wich matches your domain. Also beware of the -limit. In this ex, I used -limit 1000, if omitted default is 100. That means that if you have more than 100 computers in the OU, the script will stop after proccessing 100 object.
Hope this was helpfull...
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dsquery computer ou=sales,dc=microsoft,dc=com -limit 1000|dsmove computer -newparent OU=Marketing,DC=Microsoft,DC=ComAnyway... you must replace the OU=/DC= with the name wich matches your domain. Also beware of the -limit. In this ex, I used -limit 1000, if omitted default is 100. That means that if you have more than 100 computers in the OU, the script will stop after proccessing 100 object.
Hope this was helpfull...
.MoveHere is a method of the IADsContainer class, perhaps therefore it doesnt apply to IADsComputer objects. seems silly that it wouldnt work. the documentation say
Moves(or renames) an object within the directory
migth be worth a try
Moves(or renames) an object within the directory
migth be worth a try
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