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Asked by mcannet in Programming User Management, Windows 2003 Server, VB Script
I know this is probably real common and easy... however my search over this site and the internet suggests otherwise. I work in a K-12 environment and we are an 2003 AD environment as well. Basically I am writing a VBSCript for end of year/start of new year procedures. The script will move students into their next OU and if they are moving to another building it will move their folder to the new server and adjust their user account properties accordingly.
HOWEVER! I cannot move the folders! I literally have spent 2 days trying to figure this out. I tried using every sample script out there but nothing works! I just simply need to move folders from a UNC target to a UNC source... can anyone help?? The move folder routines only work on local drives, not network or UNC paths.
Thanks in advance.
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