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Terminal Service Profile Path script

Asked by lawson2305 in Active Directory, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Microsoft Server, VB Script

Tags: Profile, vbs, terminal service profile path

We have this script that was created before I came on board and it runs automatically every day. What I know this script does, is automatically fill in this information in the Terminal Service Profile information in AD.
Profile Path: \\SVR-AP9\Profile$\username
Terminal Services Home Folder: Map W: to \\SVR-AP9\Profile$\username

Questions
1. Does this script do anything else here which I do not understand from above?
2. How can I make this only do this for a certain OU and all accounts below?

For example this does this for ALL OU's now and all accounts under the domain except in folders.
Say I have this AD setup
Domain AA
-OU BA
-OU BB
-useraccount 11
-OU BC
-OU CA
-OU CB
-OU CC
-useraccount 22
-OU DA

Currently this would set this information for accounts 11 and 22.
I do not want it setting this information for anything under the BA OU and I only want it setting information for accounts under the OU CA ONLY. So the only account that should be affected would be 22.

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             'On Error Resume Next
Set oRootDSE = GetObject("LDAP://RootDSE")
Set oDomain = GetObject("LDAP://" & oRootDSE.Get("DefaultNamingContext"))
Call EnumOUs(oDomain.ADsPath)
Sub EnumOUs(sADsPath)
	Set oContainer = GetObject(sADsPath)
	oContainer.Filter = Array("OrganizationalUnit")
	For Each oOU in oContainer
'		WScript.Echo oOU.ADsPath
		EnumUsers(oOU.ADsPath)
		EnumOUs(oOU.ADsPath)
	Next
End Sub
Sub EnumUsers(sADsPath)
	Set oContainer = GetObject(sADsPath)
	oContainer.Filter = Array("User")
	For Each oADobject in oContainer
		If oADobject.Class = "user" Then
'			wscript.echo oADObject.ADsPath
			Set objUser = GetObject(oADObject.ADsPath)
			objuser.GetInfo
			SetData = 0
			if len(objuser.TerminalServicesProfilePath) = 0 then
				objUser.TerminalServicesProfilePath = "\\SVR-AP9\Profile$\" & objUser.SamAccountName
				SetData = 1
			end if
   		        if len(objuser.TerminalServicesHomeDrive) = 0 then
			   objuser.TerminalServicesHomeDrive = "W:"
			   SetData = 1
			end if
			if len(objuser.TerminalServicesHomeDirectory) = 0 then
			   objuser.TerminalServicesHomeDirectory = "\\SVR-AP9\Profile$\" & objUser.SamAccountName
			   setData = 1
			end if
	  	        If SetData = 1 Then
			   	objuser.setInfo
			end if
		End If
	Next
End Sub

           
         

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Terminal Service Profile Path script

Asked by lawson2305 in Active Directory, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Microsoft Server, VB Script

Tags: Profile, vbs, terminal service profile path

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