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Hi jkb-boston,<br />
use robocopy from the resource kit<br />
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PeteL
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Hi jkb-boston,
use robocopy from the resource kit

PeteL

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Hello. I want to move user home directories from a NT 4.0 server to a W2K server. &nbsp;I want the home folders to have the same NTFS permissions after I move them. &nbsp;What is the simplest way to do this?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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James Bedsole<br />
Boston
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Hello. I want to move user home directories from a NT 4.0 server to a W2K server.  I want the home folders to have the same NTFS permissions after I move them.  What is the simplest way to do this?

Thanks,
 
James Bedsole
Boston

Moving home directories from NT server to W2K server

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