Porn Loader Posted June 20, 2005 Posted June 20, 2005 morning all,im moving a file/print server over to a new box, and i need to take permissions with the files. so ive been playing w/ robocopy but yet to have it work properly.ive got a crap load of files to move, but prior to that i just want to test robocopy.. so ive been trying to transfer "new folder" from the e: drive server 01 to "new folder" on f: of server 02.from a command line ive been using:robocopy "\\server01\new folder\e:\" "\\server02\new folder\f:\" /e /sec /r:3 /w:1i think im missing a switch in the above that i have been running..but anyhow it'll read "\\server02\new network path not found" or something similar, and in the source and dest output is all mangled. for source it'll read:source=\\server01\new\e:\serv"so doesnt a space desiginate the source and destination under robocopy?and this is from a 2k server to a 2k3 server.... ive been using robocopy off the 2k resource kit... will the ome off of w2k3(xp 010 or whatever) be better?
Martin Zugec Posted June 20, 2005 Posted June 20, 2005 Hello Loader You must use admin shares, e.g. robocopy /MIR "\\server01\e$\Folder" "\\server02\f$\folder"BE CAREFUL! Using Mirror switch could delete your files! (if you mirror destination2source instead of source2destination).
Porn Loader Posted June 21, 2005 Author Posted June 21, 2005 ahh crap never tried the admin share....probably wont use the /mir switch cause i need it to be in both locations for the time being. i ll give it a whir on some test shares and see how it does.on another note i found a reg entry that will take permissions across volumes, just have to re-share the folder. if i cant figure out the robocopy, i'll do it w/ the reg entry. souldn't be that bad as its only 4 shares.thanks Martin
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