Summary: I am trying to use the robocopy command from windows support tools, to backup my files every night (i can't be bothered with ntbackup or veritas etc)....
Summary: Hi Can robocopy files from 1 HD to another HD while keeping all it's permissions and shared folders? I don't want to shared all the files out again K...
Summary: I've used robocopy to copy a large volume of media files from my main PC to my laptop, but now want it to only copy new or changed files to the new di...
Summary: I am using Robocopy to mirror 2 sets of identical sevrers running Wondows Server 2003. We have it set to scan/run every 14400 minutes using the /mot: ...
Summary: Does anyone know how to attach the date to the filename? example c: dir test.txt copy (robocopy/xxcopy...) test.txt test|date.txt many thanks. ...
Summary: Hello, I copied a whole set of folders from one disk to another on a Windows 2003 server. These folders contain shares for about 10 persons. The prob...
Summary: How are you pointing the user profiles to AD1? Sounds like you just need to use something like RoboCopy.exe to get all the actual data synched between...
Summary: Ok, after doing more searching on here I found the following info. Would most agree this is the best approach? Thanks. --- Name: Freddy (by raidhelp) ...
Summary: Books, websites, forums... information overload without resolution. I've installed a win2k3 server at home for testing. I've created a DC, NS, DHCP, ...
Summary: I have a new windows 2003 file server that was added to an existing windows 2003 domain. I copied files from the existing dc/fs to the new one using r...
Summary: hello! on win2k3, i have setup a print server, added a printer shared by win2k box. i can print just fine from the print server. also allowed "Enable ...
Summary: I joined my 2003 server to a 2000 domain. I then added Domain Users to the Administrators group of my local security policy. I still have lowered sec...
Summary: Hey guys and gals! Having trouble with my DNS server, here's the details from nslookup: can't find DNS server @ 192.168.1.100 (same IP addy as server...
Summary: I'm starting to run out of things to check... Is this file being used by multiple people at the same time? Have you tried seizing Ownership of the fil...
Summary: It all depends on where you're pushing and/or pulling the data from. Are you configuring the Windows Server to do the work, or the UNIX server? If the...
Summary: Woe to anyone that deploys AD with a public internet presence with the same internal and external namespace. Trust me, that's inviting a living hell ...
Summary: thanks for ur help guys but FRS is for replicating active directory and DFS is for sharing folder from different locations so that they seem to be sha...
Summary: recently i've been trying to assign a logon script to a large number of users through editing the default group policy. if i assign the script by way ...
Summary: Couple options come to mind: 1) Get PartionMagic and resize the partitions to the sizes you want 2) use mountvol.exe to have c:\program files map to a...
Summary: Since you are on 2003, you don't have "backup domain controllers" but you can set it up to be an additional domain controller. Then you can use a pro...
Summary: Ok, where to start...at the beginning I guess! I have a small forest of Windows 2003 Standard servers, namely Crete and Tanzania (all my servers are n...
Summary: 0) backup your exsiting server 1) install NT on a 'temporary' server (a dependable spare pc/laptop) -- leave your new/real server 'alone' for now. 2) ...
Summary: No, it will not copy permissions unless you use a utility such as robocopy that will copy while maintaining permissions. On the other hand, it you jus...
Summary: I'm trying to set up a Windows 2003 AD server and can't quite get the DNS side of things working correctly. I am new to this so I'll detail what I hav...
Summary: Shutdown the Exchange Information Store, the SQL databases, and backup the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanser...
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