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Short answer: almost certainly.

The longer answer (a paraphrase of one you'll see here to similar questions)is: "Please read Jeffa's How (Not) To Ask A Question." When you've done so, please adher to its advice, especially the recommendation that you provide detail on what you've tried and what you're seeking. Those elements will help the Monastarians to provide wise counsel.

You might also wish to use search or supersearch with some appropiate terms. One or both may well lead you to an established answer.

In reply to Re: Using WMI to Move a Computer by ww
in thread Using WMI to Move a Computer by Zenkyoki

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