File Migration with PowerShell

Was recently tasked with assisting our file migration project. Until the following script (assumes you are using Quest AD Commandlets), this was a manual process.

$Users = get-content -path c:\users.txt
foreach ($User in $Users) {
    $SourceFolder = "\\HumanResources\vol10\Users\$User"
    $NewFolderName = "$SourceFolder-Migrated"

    $homeDir = "\\personal-p01\users$\" + $User.substring(0,1) + "\$User"
    Copy-Item $SourceFolder -Destination $homeDir -Recurse

    Set-QADUser $User -ObjectAttributes @{'HomeDirectory'=$homeDir; 'HomeDrive'= 'P:'}
    $rule=new-object System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule("OSUMC\$User","FullControl","Allow")

    foreach ($file in $(Get-ChildItem $homeDir -recurse)) {
        $acl=get-acl $file.FullName
        $acl.SetAccessRule($rule)
        set-acl $File.Fullname $acl
    }
    # set the acl on the root folder
    set-acl $homeDir $acl
   
    # Rename-item doesn't work, so copy and delete
    Copy-item $SourceFolder -Destination "$SourceFolder-migrated" -Recurse
    Remove-Item $SourceFolder -Recurse -Force
}

Enjoy!