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Robocopy is located in the 2003 resource kit. &nbsp;I agree with dooley that robocopy would be a better choice.
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Robocopy is located in the 2003 resource kit.  I agree with dooley that robocopy would be a better choice.

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I am migrating data from old server to new (both servers running Windows 2003 server Std SP1). Old server to be retired from network after data migration. Total data migration approximately 18 GB. &nbsp;Is xcopy32.exe a utility that can be used in Windows 2003 server environment. Looking to use xcopy32 with the following switches /h /e/ v /k /o and migrate the data overnight so that the upgrade process can continue in the morning. Is this possible? If so where can I get a copy of xcopy32 for use in win2k03. This data migration to begin in about 12 hours. <br />
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I am migrating data from old server to new (both servers running Windows 2003 server Std SP1). Old server to be retired from network after data migration. Total data migration approximately 18 GB.  Is xcopy32.exe a utility that can be used in Windows 2003 server environment. Looking to use xcopy32 with the following switches /h /e/ v /k /o and migrate the data overnight so that the upgrade process can continue in the morning. Is this possible? If so where can I get a copy of xcopy32 for use in win2k03. This data migration to begin in about 12 hours. 



Migrating data using xcopy32.exe

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).