You must specify local users on the user command line by listing only the user name (no domain specified). All user command lines that contain only one parameter are assumed to be local or special users on both the source and the destination.
Wildcards and variables are supported for the local user specification.
The syntax to migrate a local user is as follows:
/user <user name>
Example 1: Migrate Michael
The following command migrates the local user, Michael:
/user Michael
Example 2: Migrate Any Local User Name that Begins with M
The following command migrates any local user whose name begins with M:
/user M*
Example 3: Migrate Any Local User Name and Begins with M and Contains ch
The following command migrates any local user whose name begins with M and contains ch, such as Michael, Michelle, and so on:
/user M?ch*
Example 4: Migrate the Currently Logged on User
The following command uses a variable to migrate the currently logged on user:
/user %user_name%
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