Summary: I'm new to this site so forgive me if this post is not in the correct place, it was a tossup between here and the dos forum. My question is related to...
Summary: I must send a wake-on-lan packet from the secondary Domain controller to the primary domain controller, which doesn't restart after AC power loss. If ...
Summary: If it were me, I'd forget ftp and just use either the xcopy or the move command. Which you use would depend on whether or not you want the file left ...
Summary: Can any one help. I am trying to provide a batch file to ftp to a remote server (works to local servers no problem) The remote server manager tells m...
Summary: Thanks for replying I created a shared folder called User Data for testing purposes, and I set up the offline file features available. This off course...
Summary: I need to run a batch command (or several in a batch file) that will only move one (the oldest) file in a folder with multiple files in it to another ...
Summary: If you havent already try using xcopy to move and delete the files. Open up a command prompt and type XCOPY /? for all the commands....It can also be ...
Summary: Change the file extension to .cmd and give it a try. This is the first thing I would do. I had only a slightly similar situation. Although my batch f...
Summary: If I'm not mistaken, ntbackup won't do mapped drives. That is to say, will not backup to a remote server across the network (using a mapped drive). W...
Summary: ntbackup was OK for a while, untill I noticed that it wouldn't run it's scheduled backup unless someone was logged onto the server via RDP. Your didn'...
Summary: Hi all, how can I possibly check windows server port availability in a batch file? I would like to check whether if the port is available, and if it i...
Summary: the proplem is i can not seem to find any info on how to nest a 2nd for /f loop command to grab a 2nd set of information. mainly i want to grab the ...
Summary: Ineed to have a virtual mapped network drive of M: on my server, and have used the following command in the autoexec.bet on the server: subst m: D:\mu...
Summary: I don't know that I would use images. The images from 3 different PC's could well be bigger than your 30 GB drive depending on how much data is on ea...
Summary: I'm trying to use the Xcopy command to send files from one server to another and it doesn't work. I use this line and it should work but it doesn't. ...
Summary: Here's how I've done this in the past in similar situations. Log onto Server's 2 and 3 locally. Create a backup batchfile that maps a network drive ...
Summary: create a batch file with net map, xcopy command and plus scheduler. For more tips or information, go to http://www.ms-mvps.com Robert, MS-MVP, MCSE an...
Summary: Your best bet is to do a backup locally on the XP machine with ntbackup and have it save the backup to a file on the hard drive. Then copy that file ...
Summary: Thanks to both of you, but still no luck. I did find a clue. I used Wordpad to write the batch files, and was always viewing them in Wordpad. Well,...
Summary: I'm trying to make a batch file that will copy userfiles from our Alberta-based server to our main office's local server. What I got so far is: xcopy ...
Summary: The very simple batch file below works perfectly when executed locally on Windows XP PCs. However, when moved to the domain controller as their login...
Summary: Hello everyone, I have a simple batch file that calls Putty Secure Copy (PSCP) and sends certain carrier files to an off site server. The script wor...
Summary: Hi, I am looking for DOS zip command in Windows Server 2003. I can not install any free software. I am looking for Zip commands that comes with Win...
Summary: This link will teach you everything you need to know. You will want to look closer at the copy or xcopy command along with a switch to replace and sup...
Summary: For my purposes, I need to truncate a variable. For example: Var1 = AT1ABC I need an ending result that will become: Var1 = AT Is there a truncate (or...
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