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Hi,

" not shifted to the correct OU." does that mean that the computer account already existed? The domain join phase will not move any existing computer objects, you need to script that yourself, with something like this:

http://ccmexec.com/2010/12/move-computer-to-the-correct-ou-during-deployment/

 

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Jörgen

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Hi,

 

Took the script:

 

This is what is happening now.

 

I am trying to run this on task sequence as:

cscript.exe “%deployroot%\scripts\moveou.vbs” “LDAP path with mentioning the LDAP:\\xx”

Command comes as this:

smswd.exe /run:lcc00123 cscript.exe “%deployroot%\scripts\moveou.vbs” “OU=xxxxxx”

all good however, I am getting following error:

exit code 80004005, running a command line under a user account is not supported in winpe

 

I run the above with the package for the scripts which is replicated to DP: LCC00123 refers to the package folder.

 

Under the task sequence I run it like this:

 

run command:

 

cscript.exe “%deployroot%\scripts\moveou.vbs” “LDAP path with mentioning the LDAP:\\xx”

 

 

Brousing to package to run it from mentioned package where the moveou.vbs exists.

 

run as user that has move rights on within ad.

 

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I runned it like this on top of the computer running windows xp.

 

cscript.exe “scripts\moveou.vbs” “LDAP path with mentioning the LDAP:\\xx”

 

it worked fine.

 

However task sequence is giving me:

 

exit code 80004005, running a command line under a user account is not supported in winpe

 

 

 

any idea?

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Sorry the path for LDAP is mentioned fine... my explaintion makes it confusion.

 

script is runned like this:

 

cscript.exe "%deployroot%\scripts\MoveOU.vbs" "OU=Win7,OU=Corporate,DC=xxx,DC=com"

 

thanks for quick response.

 

Asher

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