On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 11:03 AM, Michael B. Smith
<mich...@smithcons.com> wrote:
> Admod certainly doesn't have any issues with proper spaces in DNs. I'm
> guessing that cmd.exe is stripping what IT thinks are extraneous quotes.
Absolutely - when I do an individual entry by hand, ADMOD works just great.
> I would do it in PowerShell. :)
I knew that! :)
I was hoping for a response like this, and will try that out too on a test set.
> $computers = gc change1.txt
> foreach( $computer in $computers )
> {
> $array = $computer.Split( " " ) ## assuming space separated - update
> as necessary for your file
> cmd /c admod -b "$($array[0])" "homedrive::H:"
> "homedirectory::$($array[1])"
> }
Thanks,
Kurt
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