/**
* Script: moveADObject.js
* Purpose: Moves Active Directory Objects from
* one OU to another.
* Author: Daren Thiel
* Date: 12 May 2004
* Web: http://www.winscripter.com
*
* Note: Hardcoded example that moves the user named
* George Jetson from the Sales\East OU to the
* Sales\West OU. We also move George's computer
* account as well.
**/
// Define User
var userobj = "CN=George Jetson";
var compobj = "CN=Comp1";
// Path to OU which contains user account
var srccont = "OU=East,OU=Sales,DC=pdc,DC=tse,DC=com";
// Path to destination OU
var dstcont = "OU=West,OU=Sales,DC=pdc,DC=tse,DC=com";
// Call our function
MoveObject( userobj, srccont, dstcont );
MoveObject( compobj, srccont, dstcont );
// Move Object from one OU to another
function MoveObject( userobj, srccont, dstcont )
{
try
{
// Build LDAP Paths
var ldapdst = "LDAP://" + dstcont;
var ldapusr = "LDAP://" + userobj + "," + srccont;
// Bind to Destination Container
var dcon = GetObject( ldapdst );
// Move object to destination OU
dcon.MoveHere( ldapusr, userobj );
}
catch( e )
{
print( "Error: " + e.description );
// Check for 'object not found' normally a path
// problem. Additional error codes can be trapped
// for, see MDSN 'system error codes' for more.
if( ( e.number & 0xFFFF ) == 8240 )
print( "Object not found" );
else
print( " Num: " + ( e.number & 0xFFFF ) );
}
}
function print( msg )
{
WScript.Echo( msg );
}