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Which registry entry are you going to key off of and do you already have a script that will move a system into a specified OU (without making any comparisons that is)?
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Which registry entry are you going to key off of and do you already have a script that will move a system into a specified OU (without making any comparisons that is)?

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I don't have the keys yet, but I have a script I've used to moves systems. How would I reference a reg key from the script?<br />
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import-module ac*<br />
gc e:\scripts\move_systems_to<wbr />_ou\pclist<wbr />.txt | % {<br />
Get-ADComputer $_| Move-ADObject -TargetPath &quot;New_OU&quot;<br />
}<br />
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Thanks
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I don't have the keys yet, but I have a script I've used to moves systems. How would I reference a reg key from the script?

import-module ac*
gc e:\scripts\move_systems_to_ou\pclist.txt | % {
Get-ADComputer $_| Move-ADObject -TargetPath "New_OU"
}


Thanks

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I need to come up with a script that will look at a registry entry on a system and based on that setting the script will move the system to 1 of 3 ou's.<br />
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Any thoughts on how to do this. It's above my abilities to script. <br />
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thanks
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I need to come up with a script that will look at a registry entry on a system and based on that setting the script will move the system to 1 of 3 ou's.

Any thoughts on how to do this. It's above my abilities to script. 

thanks

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