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ChristianDavies

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  1. That would work! I have done just that, synced up Contracts under legal and allowed to sync back to the original server then deleted the DFS replication
  2. Thanks for your quick response! Might be easier to provide a screenshot of an example. In this i am attempting to replicate 2 folders, both to the Legal folder. 1) \\SERVER1\Shared\Contracts > \\SERVER2\Shared\Legal\Contracts (works fine) 2) \\SERVER1\Shared\Legal > \\SERVER2\Shared\Legal (conflicts due to the above) Tried these replications the other way around (2 before 1) and the same happens.
  3. I am trying to migrate from one file server to another, in the process I am also restructuring the route of our shared drive. I am attempting to go from \\server1\shared\Sales Operations (for example) to \\server2\shared\Sales\Sales Operations. I have a DFS membership for Sales to Sales and attempted to set up the DFS replication as above, however due to the sales to sales replication I get the error "The path entered conflicts with another replication folder path" Does anyone know how i can migrate multiple files from source to destination where some folders go to the same location as another replication? I would prefer not to use something like robocopy as I'm trying to pre-stage the migration to limit downtime. Thanks in advance
  4. Has anyone come across a small script or program that basically asks "Are you sure you want to print?" before someone prints? I don't want anything like PaperCut or PCounter, I just want something free that displays a pop-up that confirms you want to print before you do so. Any help appreciated :-)
  5. Cheers! A bit of alteration and testing and that worked
  6. ChristianDavies

    iCacls

    Hi All, I have a problem where some files in some home folders are losing their inherited permissions, it is affecting over 200 home folder. Basically I need a script/batch file that can take the permissions from the Root folder (which are all fine) and propagate them down, this would resolve the issues we are having. I can do it individually and it resolves the issues however its a little impractical to do this 200 times, folder by folder. Any one have a batch file or something that can do this? I have used iCacls in the past but I can't seem to get this to work this time. Any help appreciated
  7. Don't know if the screenshot helps at all...
  8. Well... Access to the command prompt is disabled as its a student account however it can run scripts. I have icons that run vbscript commands (i.e) This works for everything else but it hangs on opening any drives
  9. Hi All, I have created an exam environment with a few different scripts including a VBS script that kills explorer.exe so students don't get the task bar and a command to open up an exe i have created. In the exe window i have a icon that is supposed to open up H:/ (home area) but when you click it I get "Server execution failed" after a few seconds of the command prompt hanging. When I run the environment with explorer.exe running the links work fine and open the appropriate drive however as soon as explorer is killed it stops. Does anyone know a way around this? Any suggestions appreciated. Many Thanks
  10. Most of our Managed Service schools use ABtutor, NetSupport or Impero. All are pretty good and have similar features.
  11. Does anyone know of any registry edits we can use to disable .doc and .docx or the "insert objects" from within wordpad that we can put in a logon and logoff script? Cheers
  12. Brilliant! It works! Just added a line in my VB Script that says: WshShell.Run("\\ad1\NETLOGON\NoAltF4.exe") Cheers!
  13. I'll have a look into it tomorrow morning, might be back
  14. That's a good idea, at the moment I have a batch script that runs on logon and a kix sctipt that starts the software and kills explorer.exe so maybe an if statement for if the file is closed it should run again?
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