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9.3

VBScript change in AD accounts the existing path Userfolder and profile path.

Asked by Dabosa in General Computer Systems, VB Script, Active Directory

I have a new file server that users now will connect to
I will move over users Homefolder and profiles to the new one.

I would therefore like to have a VBscript that changes the old server name a to the new one, only for all accounts in a specified Users OU.

Ex:

Profile path \\oldserver\profiles$\user need to change to be   \\newserver\profiles$\users
Home folder \\oldsevrer\users$\user need to change to be : \\newsevrer\users$\user


I would like the script have me select which OU Im making this change as they are divided by region OU and office OU \usersOU ect. So I need to make sure im only changing in the correct users OU.


The script should only change the servername where there is an existing path for user folder and profile path for ALL accounts ONLY in the selected OU.
On some accounts profilepaths are blank as they are LP users, and they should remain blank, but have the homefolder changed.

Thanks!  /Dabosa!
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