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change user profile in domain per script


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Hello,

we plan to move our home dirs and the profiles to another server.

I know that I'm able to change the paths with the "NET USER" command.

It works fine but we have terminalservers and with this command I'm only able to change the paths for the local data. In the User Manager I have additional options for Terminal Servers.

Is there any possibiliy or tools which can handle this?

Thanx for all tipps and tricks.

Greets

Oliver

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For the Profile information you can script this in vbscript via :

objItem.Put "profilePath", "VALUE"
objItem.Put "scriptPath", "VALUE"
objItem.Put "homeDirectory", "VALUE"
objItem.SetInfo

objUser.TerminalServicesProfilePath = "VALUE"
objUser.TerminalServicesHomeDirectory = "VALUE"
objUser.TerminalServicesHomeDrive = "VALUE"
objUser.AllowLogon = Enabled
objUser.SetInfo

Hope it helps,

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I'll see if i can make a little script for this, wont be able to do that at the moment though.

Do you have any specific needs ? does it need to apply to all users in an OU or just 'some' that can be specified in a txtfile ?

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  • 2 weeks later...
I'll see if i can make a little script for this, wont be able to do that at the moment though.

Do you have any specific needs ? does it need to apply to all users in an OU or just 'some' that can be specified in a txtfile ?

Ah, then you can scrap my vb script comments ;-) as they only work in an AD environment. Hopefully the tool B Owen provided will help you on this then.

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