One of Profile Migrator’s new features in version 2.3 is the new licensing model for service providers and integrators. Coincidentally one of those recently reported an issue with Profile Migrator and redirected folders. During his tests the service provider relocated redirected folders while migrating profiles from Server 2003 to Server 2008. Unfortunately after logging on migrated users received an error message telling them that they had no access to their redirected data. So what happened?
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Permissions on redirected folders - Use the scripting force |
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How to use the PMCommand tool - leverage the power of Profile Migrator on the command lineIn case you didn't know there is also a command line version of Profile Migrator. It provides the same functions as the GUI version, but is more useful for automating migrations. |
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Puzzle: Delete Directory Content Without Deleting the Directory Itself (on the Command Line)Published by Helge Klein on 08/05/2009 | 7 Comments | 6,494 Views The Windows command line is a powerful beast. It can be made to do things one would never have thought possible, but it can be very tricky indeed to find out just how to make it jump through a particular hoop. Here is a real problem I had to solve for those who like puzzles: How to delete the entire content of a directory without deleting the directory itself? |
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The command line is a powerful tool. Many a tedious task can be offloaded to a cleverly written script. Scripts and batch files, however, are like tool boxes without too many tools (which relates more to batch files than scripts). To become truly powerful, the boxes must be filled. That is what my reference book is all about.

