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batchcompdelete.vbs

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The script will reference a tab delimited file in the path c:\hd.txt and read the file. The first column is name of machine and the second is domain name so it would be something like

Machine1$ NT4domain
Machine2$ NT4domain
Machine3$ NT4domain

The script was designed to be able to read from the list and do batch deletes of computer objects in an NT 4 domain. If for a 200x domain, the line below will need to be modified to reference the onepoint path of the computer objec

vsInput.put "Computer", "OnePoint://cn=" & arritems(0) & ",DC=" & arritems(1)

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