Output Information
By default, this script would not have any output information. However, to illustrate that the script is actually doing something, I implemented a simple WScript.Echo command to echo out the name of the container that was created. Because the OU to be created is held in the variable named oOUname, it was a simple proposition to echo out the contents of the variable, as illustrated in the following code snippet, which comes from the now famous CreateOU.vbs script:
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