I think you can probably use cusrmgr.exe from the Win2k Resource Kit for
free to accomplish this. 

 

Cusrmgr -u username -m \\name_of_PDC_Emulator
<file:///\\name_of_PDC_Emulator>  -h \\server2\home\username
<file:///\\server2\home\username> . 

 

HTH

Z

 

 

CUsrMgr Ver 1.0 Jan98 by G.Zanzen (c) MCS Central Europe

Sets a random password to a user

usage: -u UserName [-m \\MachineName] \\ default LocalMachine

  Resetting Password Function

       -p Set to a random password

       -P xxx Sets password to xxx

  User Functions

       -r xxx Renames user to xxx

       -d xxx deletes user xxx

  Group Functions

       -rlg xxx yyy Renames local group xxx to yyy

       -rgg xxx yyy Renames global group xxx to yyy

       -alg xxx Add user (-u UserName) to local group xxx

       -agg xxx Add user (-u UserName) to global group xxx

       -dlg xxx deletes user (-u UserName) from local group xxx

       -dgg xxx deletes user (-u UserName) from global group xxx

  SetProperties Functions

       -c xxx sets Comment to xxx

       -f xxx sets Full Name to xxx

       -U xxx sets UserProfile to xxx

       -n xxx sets LogonScript to xxx

       -h xxx sets HomeDir to xxx

 

       -H x   sets HomeDirDrive to x

 

       +s xxxx sets property xxxx

       -s xxxx resets property xxxx

       where xxxx can be any of the following properties:

              MustChangePassword

              CanNotChangePassword

              PasswordNeverExpires

              AccountDisabled

              AccountLockout

              RASUser

returns 0 on success

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From: Matthew W. Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 1:37 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Re: AD Script

 


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From: Michael Adamson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: NT System Admin Issues
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed, 09 Jan 2008 20:41:00 -0800
Subject: AD Script



Hi

 

I need to change my AD users homes folders from \\server1\home\username\
<file:///\\server1\home\username\>  to \\server2\home\username
<file:///\\server2\home\username> . Can someone share a script that can
do this for me?

 

Thanks Michael 

 

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