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Perfect solution. Modified to my environment and worked like a charm
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Perfect solution. Modified to my environment and worked like a charm

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Hi, <br />
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Have some trouble getting this one :) <br />
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Scenario : Large organization with several offices/departments around the country. All offices have their own OU. <br />
Department defines the different offices.<br />
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ex. get-aduser -searchscope &quot;OU=office1,DC=Company,DC=<wbr />intern&quot; -filter * -properties department,company | set-aduser -department Office1.<br />
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get-aduser -searchscope &quot;OU=$OU1,DC=Company,DC=int<wbr />ern&quot; -filter * -properties department,company | set-aduser -department $OU1<br />
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$OU1 should be generated from the object name that is defined on the user. <br />
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ex. company.inten/Office1/mr-w<wbr />oober<br />
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So again, what i would like is to populate $OU1 to be the Office1 as given in example over. Powershell should populate this value. <br />
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The reason is that there are close to 70 offices and these changes alot :) Want to automate most of the populating.....
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Hi, 

Have some trouble getting this one :) 

Scenario : Large organization with several offices/departments around the country. All offices have their own OU. 
Department defines the different offices.

ex. get-aduser -searchscope "OU=office1,DC=Company,DC=intern" -filter * -properties department,company | set-aduser -department Office1.

get-aduser -searchscope "OU=$OU1,DC=Company,DC=intern" -filter * -properties department,company | set-aduser -department $OU1

$OU1 should be generated from the object name that is defined on the user. 

ex. company.inten/Office1/mr-woober

So again, what i would like is to populate $OU1 to be the Office1 as given in example over. Powershell should populate this value. 

The reason is that there are close to 70 offices and these changes alot :) Want to automate most of the populating.....

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