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I substituted variables form a text file... worked great thanks...
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I substituted variables form a text file... worked great thanks...

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I am collapsing a site in AD due to a topology change. I am looking for a PowerShell command to move all of the subnets associated with that Site to a different site... any quick way short of exporting, deleting and re-creating? thanks for any suggestions
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I am collapsing a site in AD due to a topology change. I am looking for a PowerShell command to move all of the subnets associated with that Site to a different site... any quick way short of exporting, deleting and re-creating? thanks for any suggestions

How to move Subnet to a diff Site in AD with powershell

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