This is a sample PowerShell starter script that moves users from one OU to another. You may want to use this as a baseline on which to build your own custom scripts. Be sure to test your scripts in a non-production environment.

Param (

 

    [System.String] $Credentials_Username = $null,

 

    [System.String] $Credentials_Password = $null,

 

    [System.String] $DomainController = $null,

 

    [System.String] $TargetOU = $null

)

 

$WarningMessages = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList

 

try

{

    #Migrator Pro for Active Directory PowerShell Output Object

    #This object is used to report status to the Migrator Pro for Active Directory Console

    $output = New-Object BinaryTree.ADMigrator.Agent.PSHelpers.PSOutput

 

    #Verify input parameters are not $null.

    if($Credentials_Username -eq $null -OR $Credentials_Password -eq $null -OR $DomainController -eq $null -OR $TargetOU -eq $null)

    {

        #Write-Error will show in Migrator Pro for Active Directory Log

        Write-Error 'Credentials_Username, Credentials_Password, DomainController, and TargetOU parameters are required.'

        $output.ResultCode = 1

        return ($output)

    }

 

    #Output object's AgentFilePath is the download directory for the local agent installation

    [System.String]$downloadsDirectory = $output.DownloadsPath

 

    #Migrator Pro for Active Directory Agent will download AdminAgent.csv file to the downloads directory before each job

    #This CSV contains a list of Users to perform actions on

    [System.String]$adminAgentCSVPath = Join-Path -Path $downloadsDirectory -ChildPath 'AdminAgent.csv'

 

    #Read Credentials_Password input parameter and convert to a secure string to be used by a PSCredential object

    $securePassword = $Credentials_Password | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force

    #Build the credential using $Credentials_Username and $securePassword

    $credential = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential($Credentials_Username, $securePassword)

 

    #Create a Remote PowerShell Session to the server $DomainController and provide PSCredential object

    $session = New-PSSession -ComputerName $DomainController -Credential $credential

 

    #Invoke-Command to ensure the ActiveDirectory modules are imported.

    Invoke-Command -Session $session -ScriptBlock { Import-Module ActiveDirectory }

 

    #Merge the remote PowerShell Session's ActiveDirectory module to the local session

    Import-PSSession -Session $session -Module ActiveDirectory -AllowClobber

 

    #Verify $adminAgentCSVPath exists

    if((Test-Path $adminAgentCSVPath) -eq $false)

    {

        Write-Error "Admin Agent CSV does not exist at path: $adminAgentCSVPath"

 

        #Different ResultCodes can be used to troubleshoot script errors

        $output.ResultCode = 2

        return ($output)

    }

 

    #Read Admin Agent CSV into $users variable

    $users = Import-CSV $adminAgentCSVPath

 

######## Admin Agent User Script Here ########

 

    #For each user in the list

    foreach($user in $users)

    {

        #Move the object to the $TargetOU

        Move-ADObject -Identity $user.TargetDN -TargetPath $TargetOU -Confirm:$false -Verbose

    }

 

######## Admin Agent User Script Here ########

 

    #ResultCode of 0 is a success, set and return

    $output.ResultCode = 0

    return ($output)

}

catch

{

    #Generic unexpected ResultCode

    $output.ResultCode = 99

 

    #Construct generic error message and include Exception message text.

    $errorMessage = $_.Exception.Message

    Write-Error "ERROR: $errorMessage"

 

    #Return $output object to Migrator Pro for Active Directory Agent for reporting to Migrator Pro for Active Directory Console

    return ($output)

}