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ADSI script to move computer accounts from default Computers OU to custom OUs

Asked by thegordo in Visual Basic Programming

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Hi Experts

I would like a vbscript which I can run once a month which will move the computer accounts in AD from the Computers OU to our custom OUs depending on what is in the PC's name.

When our PCs are built their computer accounts is automatically created in the Computers OU. I need to move these into custom OUs... At the moment I do this manually.

Our custom OU structure looks similar to the following:

Group Office
      > Network
             >Desktops
             >Laptops

Our computers are named like this:

Desktops HODesk00x
Laptops  HOLap00x

Obviously the script would be able to look for all PCs with Desk in the name and move them from the default OU to the Desktops OU and so on....

Thanks

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