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Hi all,<br />
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Weve recently purchased a new server with windows enterpriuse 2003, which is going to act as our file server. We currently have a win2k server in a windows 2000 domain (the 2003 is joined onto the domain as a member server). My question is, is there a tool or program that i can use that will copy both the contents of a folder, but also the permissions? I hope so as i dont fany having to recreate the permsission on 500 odd folders<br />
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cheers<br />
<br />
Paul
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Hi all,

Weve recently purchased a new server with windows enterpriuse 2003, which is going to act as our file server. We currently have a win2k server in a windows 2000 domain (the 2003 is joined onto the domain as a member server). My question is, is there a tool or program that i can use that will copy both the contents of a folder, but also the permissions? I hope so as i dont fany having to recreate the permsission on 500 odd folders

cheers

Paul

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