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    One way folder replication needed - no luch with DFS

    Hi there,

    I am after something that will replicate a file structure and copy it to another location and drop it over the top of the file structure. For example:

    on server 1 - c:\folder\images\myimage.jpg

    i need this copying to server 2 - c:\folder\images\myimage.jpg and also leave any files intact that have been placed in the images folder on server 2. I have a number of folders that contain code on server 2 and I need files to be transferred from folders on server 1 on top of the same strucure of server 2.

    I have tried playing around with DFS but that doesn't do the job. That seems to copy the same files to both locations no matter what options i try. Even when i choose one way replcation when i add a file on server 2 it is copied to server1.

    I am running windows 2003 r2 x64 server across all of our servers in a domain.

    We have our own custom bult application to do this but we are having serious issues. I had hoped DFS would be able to fix it but after experimenting it doesn't quite fit.

    Anyone any file replication tools/utilities anyone recommends?

    Thanks in advance

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    You might be able to do this with Robocopy

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    You could use Microsofts SyncToy http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en to do this, there are multiple options for what type of copy and the direction of copy. You can run it as a scheduled task as well if needed.

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    Can't you just disable replication on one of the sending members?

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