Help creating a migration batch properly

hello there my friends im in a migration process, and i need to create this batch properly

what i need are 2 things:

1) to this batch create a sub batch with mapped drives
*so far where im stuck in, is in doing net use >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\mapped drives.txt
*but idk how to do a batch file from that txt wich is telling me the path of the current mapped drives to import then from doing a bath file.

2) to export connected networks printers into a txt


this is my batch, is in spanish so im sorry in advance for that. basicly what is doing is exporting to a txt system info, like hostname, operative system name, domain, etc.

@echo chequeando informacion pc vieja

mkdir g:\%username%
mkdir g:\%username%\migracion_vieja

systeminfo | find /i "Nombre de host" >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\Nombre_De_Host_vieja.txt
systeminfo | find /i "Nombre del sistema operativo" >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\Nombre_del_sistema_operativo_vieja.txt
systeminfo | find /i "Dominio" >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\Dominio_vieja.txt
systeminfo | find /i "Fabricante del sistema" >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\Fabricante_Del_Sistema_vieja.txt
systeminfo | find /i "Modelo el sistema" >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\Modelo_Del_Sistema_vieja.txt
systeminfo | find /i "Tipo de sistema" >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\Tipo_De_Sistema_vieja.txt
ipconfig >> g:\%username%\migracion_vieja\ip_vieja.txt

@echo Completeda migración vieja!

thanks in advance and forgive for my english if is not clearly what i need =)

Best regards jonathan

Hi darthmalakit,

Welcome to SevenForums!

I don't speak Spanish but I can see that you are using systeminfo!
You may also want to look at wmic.

As an example . . .

Code:

For /f "tokens=2 delims='='" %%A In ('wmic NETLOGIN Get HomeDirectory /value') Do Set HomeDirectory=%%A

I hope this helps!

Hi darthmalakit,

Have you tried . . .

[1] net use [command line]?
[2] To output the file to the desktop for a list of the current mapped drives for the current user and current connection try this . . .

net use > "%userprofile%\Desktop\Mapped_Drives.txt"

Is this the sort of thing you are looking for?

Paul Black said:

Hi darthmalakit,

Have you tried . . .

[1] net use [command line]?
[2] To output the file to the desktop for a list of the current mapped drives for the current user and current connection try this . . .

net use > "%userprofile%\Desktop\Mapped_Drives.txt"

Is this the sort of thing you are looking for?

From there is where im stuck

current command lines is:

net use | find "slash slash" > d:\mapped_drives.txt

that gives into result as just using as example of my current mapped drives, just for testing

Conected W: \\192.168.1.XXX\Volume_2 Microsoft Windows Network

in order to clean that i did a powershell command line wich do this:

$drivelist = (Get-Content C:\prueba\drivelist.txt | Select-String -Pattern "") | Out-String
$drivelist = $drivelist -replace("Conected","")
$drivelist = $drivelist -replace("Microsoft Windows Network","")
$drivelist = $drivelist -replace(" ","")
$drivelist = $drivelist -replace(':\\',': \')
$drivelist | Out-File C:\prueba\drivelist2.txt

foreach ($line in [System.IO.File]::ReadLines("C:\prueba\drivelist2.txt")) {
$parts = $line.split(" ")
net use $parts[0] $parts[1]
}

wich give the clean path

W: \\192.168.1.XXX\Volume_2

then i did

cls
#Define Functions
(gc G:\migracion_vieja\unidades_de_red_limpio.txt) -replace '\S+$','$& /persistent:yes' | out-file "G:\preparando.txt"

wich adds /persistent yes to the end of each line

then i did

$Lines = Get-Content .\preparando.txt
$OutputPath = "g:\discos_mapeados.bat"
foreach ($Line in $Lines) {
$Line = $line.Insert(0,'net use ')
$Line += ''
Write-Output $Line | Out-File $OutputPath -Append

Wich add net use to the begginig of each line and create the batch file

thats what i wanted. thank u