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    NTFS permissions: file copy from server to server

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    I need to move student files to another server, how can I copy them to another server and retain NTFS permissions?

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    Robocopy.

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    Thanks, where can I get this from?

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    It comes with the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit.

    Links here and the Wikipedia link here.

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    xcopy, which is already included.

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    I found xcopy limiting, moved from that to xxcopy, and then onto Robocopy.

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    Code:
    robocopy \\server1\share \\server2\share /MIR /SEC
    Does the job. Takes ages though. :P

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    I did robocopy o:\ednet o:\ednet /E /COPYALL is that ok?

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    Yep, the only difference between what I use and that is that it wont remove files that exist on the destination that do not exist on the source.

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    If you like a GUI you might find this easier to use - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en

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