Copying data from server
I cannot copy the folder from old server to new. I have got all permission for all folders. The folders are too deep. So I need to to go inside the folder and have to copy data .Only by reducing the depth of the folder I am able to copy the data. But this takes like halfa day to copy all the data. Is there any other software to copy data from the server ( to copy deep folders)
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Don't you have any past backups or is this information not important enough to backup?
The quickest way to do this is to restore an existing full backup and then perform a new differential backup and restore that.
The quickest way to do this is to restore an existing full backup and then perform a new differential backup and restore that.
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I dont have any past back ups. Actually the scenario is we installed one temp server in site. Recently we installed new one .... so now i have to copy all the datas from the old server to the new one.
Robocopy is pretty fast and it will keep all the NTFS permissions on the folders as well.
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what is the syntax for the robocopy .. is that a dos command ???
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robocopy
explains it. It has GUI and can be executed from command prompt as well.
explains it. It has GUI and can be executed from command prompt as well.
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The command "robocopy"is only applicable in winows vista and windows server 2008. When i try this command in Windows xp its teling unknown command ....
Robocopy is a utility you can download and has been available for download since at least NT4, over 10 years ago.
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