User Profile Migration

Source Profile Path
Use the source_profile_path seing to specify the path name of the source V1 or V2 prole path to be
migrated.
<source>
<profilepath>source_profile_path</profilepath>
</source>
or
<source>
<profilepath>source_profile_path</profilepath>
<migv2tov5>true</migv2tov5>
</source>
If you do not specify the source prole path in a command-line option, you must specify this seing in the
migration conguration le. You can specify a single user's prole path or use the * wildcard to migrate all
proles under a folder.
The following examples specify individual remote user proles:
<source>
<profilepath>\\file01\profiles\ts115</profilepath>
</source>
<source>
<profilepath>\\file02\share\profiles\ts115.v2</profilepath>
<migv2tov5>true</migv2tov5>
</source>
The following examples specify individual users' local proles on existing machines:
<source>
<profilepath>\\devvm-winxp\c$\documents and settings\ts115</profilepath>
</source>
<source>
<profilepath>\\devvm-win7\c$\Users\ts115.v2</profilepath>
<migv2tov5>true</migv2tov5>
</source>
The following examples specify all remote user proles under remote shared folders:
<source>
<profilepath>\\file01\profiles\*</profilepath>
</source>
<source>
<profilepath>\\file02\share\profiles\*.v2</profilepath>
<migv2tov5>true</migv2tov5>
</source>
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