You can use before and after dates to specify the migration of users. This command line switch migrates user profiles that were modified before or after the specified date. You can use the before and after arguments independently or together to create a date range with the /user or /nouser arguments.
Note: The dates specified must follow the short date format for the current local. In English, this defaults to m/d/yyyy (12/5/2002 or 1/14/2003). The date settings are configured in Windows 2000 by the Regional Options in the control panel. It is assumed the time is local midnight of the day defined.
The syntax to specify a date range for a migration is as follows:
/user <domain name>\<user name> after 12/5/2003
/user <domain name>\<user name> before 1/15/2004
/user <domain name>\<user name> after 12/5/2003 and before 1/15/2004
Example 1: Migrate a User in Any Domain Created After 12/5/2003
The following command migrates the user Michael in any domain if the profile was created after 12/5/2003:
/user ?*\Michael after 12/5/2003
Example 2: Migrate a User in Any Domain Created Before 1/15/2004
The following command migrates the user Michael in any domain if the profile was created before 1/15/2004:
/user ?*\Michael before 1/15/2004
Example 3: Migrate Any User in a Date Range
The following command migrates any user in any domain if the user profile was accessed between 12/2/2003 and 1/15/2004:
/user ?*/* after 12/5/2003 before 1/15/2004
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