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how to move shared folders from SBS2003 hard drive to a SAN hard drive?
I have a local hard drive on my sbs2003 that is getting low on space. I would like to move the shares from this local hard drive to a drive on the SAN (which has the path of G:\), is there a utility that will automate this process or can someone provide to me the steps to do this?
Let me modify this question by stating that I am trying to move the USER shares that are setup automatically when you add a new user to the SBS2003, can I move those shares?
Let me modify this question by stating that I am trying to move the USER shares that are setup automatically when you add a new user to the SBS2003, can I move those shares?
If you want to copy all attributes then you need to add the /COPYALL switch to your command line.
Yes, you will need to set up sharing for the folder separately.
Jeff
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Yes, you will need to set up sharing for the folder separately.
Jeff
TechSoEasy
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robocopy "G:\DEPARTMENT SHARES\Information Technology" "Y:\Information Technology" /E /V /XO /NP /R:10 /W:30
My question is: with the above script, will this copy all the files/folders with the same attributes? Also, will I have to setup SHARING manually, or can robocopy do this? Is there also a compare feature where I can verify the contents of the first folder is the exact same size as the second folder?