How to run a command line for every folder in a share

Question

I'm trying to use Robocopy to merge two user home directories shares from two different servers to a new server, but the only problem is that I can't use the /purge to mirror deletes because it will delete the other servers stuff (since one server's stuff
doesn't exist on the other one currently).
But I'm thinking if someone I could enumerate the folder names from the users$ share on each server, and add it to both path statements in the commands below, i could add purge since then it would be running individually per user folder, rather than at the
user level below.
robocopy "\\CurrentServer1\users$" "F:\Users" /E /B /COPY:DATSOU /R:1 /W:1 /MT /LOG:"C:\RobocopyLogs\MirrorUsers1.txt"
robocopy "\\CurrentServer2\users$" "F:\Users" /E /B /COPY:DATSOU /R:1 /W:1 /MT /LOG:"C:\RobocopyLogs\MirrorUsers2.txt
What I'm hoping is that there's some scripting genius out there who could tell me how to use a batch or vbscript to save a LOT of time.  If not, I'm doing this all by hand for hundreds of users :(
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

Answer 1

Mike and Bill are right on with your approach however, to show you why your code is not working I removed all "Smart Quotes" in favor of the following.
Refrain from commenting every line.  It makes the script impossible to follow.
$hostname='hostname'
$migrationdata='c:\migrate\IPDATA.txt'
$ip=Select-String -Path C:\migrate\IPDATA.txt -Pattern $hostname
$ip = $ip.Substring(35)
$ip = $ip.Trim()
$dns='10.10.1.10','10.10.1.11'
$gateway='10.10.4.1'
$netmask='255.255.252.0'
$dnsdomain='new.domain.local'
$msg='We will be using the following information for the new IP stack Hostname:{0}, IP address {1} Default Gateway: {2} DNS Servers: {4} DNS Suffix: {5}'
Write-Output ($msg -f $hostname,$Ip,$Gateway,$DNS,$DNSdomain)
$Config=Read-Host 'Please press enter if this is correct, and we will apply this configuration. or CTRL-C to exit'
#configure the Ip stack
$Interface = Get-WmiObject win32_networkadapterconfiguration -filter 'IPEnabled=True'
$Interface.EnableStatic($ip, $netmask)
$Interface.SetGateways($Gateway, 1)
$Interface.SetDNSServerSearchOrder($dns)
$Interface.SetDNSDomain($dnsdomain)
$Interface.SetDynamicDNSRegistration($true)
#Show the user the new IP configuration
ipconfig /allcompartments /all
$Config = Read-Host 'We have reconfigured the NIC. Does the IP configuration for the "Local Area Connection" look right? Press enter to continue to join the domain, or CTRL-C to exit'
Use sample white space to make code readable.
Much of this code does not make sense.  You should be using DHCP to set all workstations and most servers with the exception of Domain Controllers.
It will be faster to do this with PowerShell since you do not know batch.  Your attempt is not even close.
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